3DN Valuing Shares in Money
Valuing shares in money
- The differential in the value that one can obtain with shares compared to the value that can be obtained in cash creates a market value for the shares. A potential buyer of tomatoes can get a pound for say $1.90 in cash or somewhere between $0.15 and $1.50 in shares. The same will be true for all goods and services offered by the CIE because labor is not a cash cost of production. A shareholder who needed goods and services not offered by the CIE could sell some of their shares for cash valued at the additional value the buyer of the shares will receive spending shares at the CIE as opposed to cash in the market.
- All of this valuation will take an extensive record keeping system, people making decisions that understand the numbers, and the development of procedures that produce quality goods and services efficiently.
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