The economy is a tool of civilization.
The purpose of the economy is not the accumulation of wealth for its own sake.
The purpose of the economy is to ensure human well-being and create conditions for the development of human potential.
Production, trade, technology, and finance are means to achieve this goal.
The economy must serve people.
People must not exist solely for the sake of the economy.
The development of civilization must be measured not only by the volume of production but by the quality of people's lives.
Every person has the right to a minimum guaranteed level of livelihood.
This level must include:
The absence of these conditions is considered a sign of insufficient development of civilization.
As automation and productivity grow, every person should receive a share of the results of collective progress.
Since modern technologies are created by generations of people and constitute the collective heritage of civilization, the benefits of their use must not be concentrated exclusively in the hands of a limited number of organizations or individuals.
UCM supports the concept of a civilizational dividend — a system in which every person receives a share of the benefits generated by a highly automated economy.
Heavy, dangerous, and repetitive labor should gradually be transferred to machines.
Automation is regarded not as a threat to humans but as a means of freeing time for:
People should have the opportunity to work by calling, not solely for survival.
The economic system should gradually reduce human dependence on forced labor.
The work of the future must become increasingly voluntary, intellectual, and creative.
Entrepreneurship is regarded as an important source of innovation.
The creation of new technologies, companies, and solutions should be encouraged.
Economic freedom contributes to the development of civilization.
However, entrepreneurial activity must not lead to the systematic deterioration of other people's quality of life.
Competition can stimulate development.
Cooperation ensures the sustainability of civilization.
The economy of the future must leverage the advantages of both approaches.
Competition must take place within fair rules aimed at the overall development of society.
Humanity represents a single civilization.
Free exchange of:
contributes to the overall development.
Global trade should strive to reduce artificial barriers and increase the efficiency of resource use.
Transport and logistics systems should develop as a unified infrastructure of humanity.
Main goals:
Efficient logistics is one of the key factors in eliminating scarcity.
Economic development is impossible without energy.
UCM regards affordable and reliable energy as the foundation of the civilization of the future.
Priority is given to technologies that ensure:
AI may be used for:
AI must remain a tool and must not hold uncontrolled power over the economic system.
Scarcity must not be considered a normal state of civilization.
Science and technology must be used for:
The goal is the gradual transition to an economy of abundance.
True wealth is not measured by the amount of money.
The wealth of civilization is determined by:
The economic system of the future must ensure conditions in which every person has the opportunity to:
Automation creates abundance.
Abundance ensures freedom.
Freedom enables people to develop.
Development strengthens civilization.
Civilization enhances human well-being.
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