The Australian economy should be restructured, and consist of a large for-profit cooperative sector, small-scale private enterprises, and a public sector that includes large-scale key industries.
New legislation should be enacted to guarantee purchasing capacity to all Australians, so they are able to afford, at the very least, their minimum requirements, which include water, food, clothing, housing, education, medical care, energy and transportation.
Australia should adopt a full employment policy, ensuring sufficient jobs are available for all those who want to be members of the workforce.
Localised production of the basic necessities such as food, clothing and housing materials should be encouraged wherever possible.
Australia should develop a balanced economy, which includes a sustainable manufacturing sector capable of producing the minimum requirements needed by all Australians.
Legislation should be enacted which sets an upper limit on the amount of wealth a person is able to accumulate.
A national cooperative bank should be established, and the banking and financial sectors should be reorganised.
