Though it is great idea, the very worst part of this golden idea is the 'interest'! You cannot penetrate the poor African people who are by far religious people than any people on earth. Most of these people do not accept the 'interest'. So, it is better to substitute the 'interest' with PROFIT SHARING! The lender just gives the money and wait for profit share. Of course, the principal amount should be paid!
Truly a great idea. “Working” is the best and most sustainable way of elevating poverty. Creating a system that connects small businesses with small investors! Money to the grass roots of an economy……amazing.
Great to follow. I am Co-founder of MYC4 and can add to the comment about 'throwing money at the problem' that we are soon releasing a new concept where you will be able to invest in the farmer who's product you are buying in the supermarket - with other words, focus is not just about investing in Africa but also importing the produce. It is kicked-off in Denmark (our initial market) in week 43 but if it proves to be prosperous for all parts, we will launch this concept in other markets... Tim
@Elin48 its the entire farming industry from Monsanto, fast food, the market, exc...
its not just simply a small problem. In fact its an exponentially growing problem. Like all things there will be a decline. We must have solutions in hard times or we will ultimately fail. Throwing money at the problem has been our only idea. When also its an IOU and most will hold onto something with little value to begin with.
@DouglasMcK from my understanding, in America this is happening because there are now mega farms replacing small independent family farms. I think that the farms that are spoken about in this film are more like the independent farmer.
Though it is great idea, the very worst part of this golden idea is the 'interest'! You cannot penetrate the poor African people who are by far religious people than any people on earth. Most of these people do not accept the 'interest'. So, it is better to substitute the 'interest' with PROFIT SHARING! The lender just gives the money and wait for profit share. Of course, the principal amount should be paid!
aibn16 3 months ago
Truly a great idea. “Working” is the best and most sustainable way of elevating poverty. Creating a system that connects small businesses with small investors! Money to the grass roots of an economy……amazing.
jackbrinn 1 year ago
Great to follow. I am Co-founder of MYC4 and can add to the comment about 'throwing money at the problem' that we are soon releasing a new concept where you will be able to invest in the farmer who's product you are buying in the supermarket - with other words, focus is not just about investing in Africa but also importing the produce. It is kicked-off in Denmark (our initial market) in week 43 but if it proves to be prosperous for all parts, we will launch this concept in other markets... Tim
myc4tim 1 year ago
@Elin48 its the entire farming industry from Monsanto, fast food, the market, exc...
its not just simply a small problem. In fact its an exponentially growing problem. Like all things there will be a decline. We must have solutions in hard times or we will ultimately fail. Throwing money at the problem has been our only idea. When also its an IOU and most will hold onto something with little value to begin with.
DouglasMcK 1 year ago
@stoddcrew ...certainly, that's true if there is limited birth control though I don't see that this precludes the success of MYC4.
Elin48 1 year ago
@Elin48 Growing a business will always lead to population growth, we're humans, we like sex, and sex=baby's.
stoddcrew 1 year ago
@DouglasMcK from my understanding, in America this is happening because there are now mega farms replacing small independent family farms. I think that the farms that are spoken about in this film are more like the independent farmer.
Elin48 1 year ago
@Elin48 Debt and Dispossession: Farm Loss in America's Heartland [Paperback]
DouglasMcK 1 year ago
@DouglasMcK ..look at them and see what?
Elin48 1 year ago
@Elin48 look at today's American farmers
DouglasMcK 1 year ago