The following section is an excerpt about eliminating debt, taken form :    http://www.New-Corporate-World.info/interview.html#Eliminating Corporate Debt      

Question:    Why would I want to get rid of stockholders?     

Rev. Coté:    Let's talk some basic economics for a moment, and I'll  give you an answer by analogy.   If you, as an individual, had a large debt that you were servicing, where would you get the money to pay the interest and to pay off the debt.   

Rev. Coté:    Then a portion of your time, effort, and energy, (your earnings, your profits) would be diverted away from taking care of yourself and your family  and instead, used to pay money lenders. 

Rev. Coté:    What kind of advice would you be getting form everybody except the money lenders? 

Rev. Coté:    Now suppose you and your spouse were carrying that debt together, what advice would you receive then.  

Rev. Coté:    Now suppose you and thirty other people were carrying a debt together.  What advice would you receive then.  

Rev. Coté:     My point is that the number of people on the debtors side of this equation is irrelevant.  The same answer always applies: Get out of debt as quickly as possible because debt costs you money.   It costs you freedom.   The bigger the debt, the more it costs.   Unless you can borrow low and lend high, the only sensible answer is  "Get our of debt as quickly as possible."  

Question:    So you are saying that the same principle applies to corporations.   

Rev. Coté:   Yes!   When a stockholder buys stock in a company, he/she is lending money to the corporation with the intention of making a profit.    Are the stockholders interested in anything other than money, profits, and higher stock prices?    

Question:    No, nothing else.   

Rev. Coté:   What if corporation followed the advice you got about your personal loans?   What if they paid off all their debts?    

Question:    Corporation are presently focused on making money for stockholders.   If they eliminated all their loans, their purpose for being would cease to exist.  

Rev. Coté:    Is it possible that corporations have a false sense of purpose?    (See Footnote  --  Money Machines ) 

Question:    That's possible.  Is there another purpose for  corporations?   

Rev. Coté:    If you open your heart, a whole raft of reasons float into mind.    

Question:    Like What?   

     A major, peaceful redistribution of wealth,

     The  re-assertion and re-empowerment of the middle class,

     A cure for the disease called debt,   

     Happier, healthier, more productive employees, 

    A sound financial foundation for corporate employees,

     Higher quality products and services,

     An end to the ongoing war between labor and management,  and

     A major step toward the Reversal of Global Warming.

(Reference:   Too Good to Be True) 

Rev. Coté:   Yes!   The New Corporate World Foundation's Project is specifically designed to do exactly that   And as I've already shown you,  the transformation process is incredibly simple, easy-to implement, and has profound long term results.

Rev. Coté:    More accurately, it's expanding its present purpose to include the employees, the customers and the environment.    It's not taking anything away.   The New Corporate World Foundation's Win-Win Business Structure is simply  giving those corporations who choose to participate an expanded sense of purpose.