[pdonis]

> How would the system I'm describing make inequality and the resulting conflict worse?

Because your system has to be implemented with humans, and humans cannot be trusted with the power to tell other humans what to do. Your system requires that in order to work. (Existing governments also require this in order to work, which is why they're dysfunctional, but your system requires it much more.) A free market does not; in a free market, all transactions are voluntary and nobody is given the power to tell anyone else what to do.

I don't see the point of further discussion since we appear to have a fundamental disagreement about this vital point.

[jwmhjwmh]

Very well. Let me just say that any large company involves humans telling other humans what to do, even if the workers work there "voluntarily". Many people have no choice but to work for such companies.