100 Reasons

What reasons could convince humanity to give up money tomorrow?

How about these?

1. No bankruptcy of people, companies, towns, cities, states or countries
2. No begging for charity
3. You could care for aging parents or sick relatives with no loss of income
4. No struggle to “make ends meet“
5. A person’s value would not be tied to income
6. No more child or slave labor
7. No more welfare mindset
8. No need for lotteries or casinos
9. No homeless people
10. No worries about your credit rating
11. No more “keeping up with the Joneses“
12. No more advertisements interrupting your daily life!
13. No more offshore accounts to hide illegal gains
14. No need to impress everyone with your expensive “toys“
15. No need to rely on a second job to survive
16. No need for Christmas baskets for low income families during the holiday period
17. You could repair — not scrap — electronic appliances
18. Everyone would stop trying to “make a fast buck“
19. Everything would literally be price-less
20. No get-rich-quick schemes
21. No need for robots or AI to replace workers in order to reduce employment costs
22. No incentive to hold anyone hostage for a ransom
23. No more backroom deals
24. No more bribes to promote unethical behavior
25. No more human trafficking for the sex or slave trades
26. No more Ponzi (i.e., pyramid) schemes
27. Power would not be in the hands of the wealthy
28. No more “repo” businesses
29. No more piracy of software, movies, and music
30. No more spammers or hackers trying to defraud you
31. No more trademark and copyright protections
32. No more ransomware
33. No motivation to steal intellectual property
34. No need for identity theft
35. No need to steal or covet another’s possessions because they would be available to everyone
36. There would be no need for “equal pay for equal work” based on gender, race, etc.
37. We would no longer worry about the “fine print” in contracts
38. No more fair-weather friends who value your bank account over your relationship
39. No more need for credit or loans
40. No enslavement to the “rat race“
41. Development would be guided by need, not greed
42. No need for retirement savings
43. An end to unaffordable health care and to hospital ward closures
44. Families need not worry about living in squalor
45. Hard-to-afford or orphan drugs would be easily available
46. Humanitarian aid would get to those who need it
47. No complaints of “immigrants stealing our jobs!“
48. People would not go hungry because they could not afford groceries
49. Recalled products would be removed from shelves without loss of profits
50. You could choose healthier foods because they weren’t more expensive
51. Companies would not cut back on employee benefits to improve their profit margins
52. No need to ration food, gas, and other supplies until the next payday
53. No more obscene salaries for CEOs and professional athletes
54. No deteriorating infrastructures and road networks
55. Technological advancements would not be blocked for lack of funding
56. Innovation would not be a threat to old technology
57. Research groups would not have to beg for funds to continue valuable work
58. Banks would no longer exist
59. You would not have to leave a job you love because it did not pay enough
60. No influence peddling in politics
61. Companies would not be guided by profit and shareholders
62. Critical job positions would not be abolished for lack of funding
63. Employment would not be tied to the economy
64. Layoffs would not mean an end to livelihood
65. Local businesses would not have to close due to new mall construction
66. No longer tying one’s fortune to stock performance
67. No more corporate monopolies
68. No more putting profits ahead of workplace safety
69. No more food waste caused by market pricing
70. No need for social security or employment insurance
71. No need to hunt for the highest-paying job
72. No need to move whole families in search of work
73. No loss of income for calling in sick if you don’t have job benefits
74. Maternity and paternity leaves would be determined by the child’s — not the corporation’s — needs
75. Companies with great products would not fail due to cash flow problems
76. No job would not mean starvation or bankruptcy
77. You would not have to beg for a raise
78. Lawyers would be motivated only by pure justice and not by high financial settlements
79. An end to words like “unaffordable“, “expensive“, “budget“, etc.
80. You could vacation anywhere in the world
81. Concepts such as third-world economy would no longer exist
82. Younger workers won’t need to support an aging population through contributions to social security plans
83. No need for illegal drugs to escape a life of quiet desperation
84. Relief for natural disasters would not stall due to lack of state funds
85. No need for austerity measures
86. You would not be stuck at a job you hated because you had bills to pay
87. No need for fair-trade protections
88. Election campaigns would not be influenced by “big money“
89. Families and friendships would not break down over financial issues
90. Relatives would not fight over inheritances
91. Newspapers would not close down due to a lack of advertising revenues
92. There would be more time for family and friends
93. No price gouging for essential supplies during catastrophic events
94. No more hashtags like #luxurylife, #billionairetoys, #richkidsofinstagram, #narcostyle, etc.
95. A wage earner would not have to leave their family in search of distant work
96. No credit card debt
97. Special-needs programs would not be cancelled due to lack of funding
98. No popular uprisings due to economic struggles
99. No more market volatility or unpredictability
100. No more taxes!!!

… and this is just a small sampling.

If you could add another worthwhile reason, what would it be?