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Chapter 7: National Implementation – Pilots in Europe and Asia

Introduction: Local Tests

National pilots validate the effectiveness of Surnumerism, using money as a lever of equity and regulation.
Each country adapts the surnumerist model to its fiscal, social, and economic specificities.
In Africa, pilots are planned in Senegal and Nigeria, to test the resilience of the model in contexts marked by commodity volatility and rapid demographic growth.

Case: France

  • Integration with the CSG (Generalized Social Contribution):
    Part of the CSG is reallocated to finance green startups.
  • Economic impact: +1% of GDP thanks to sustainable innovation and monetary trust.
  • Tax exemption: surnumerist companies benefit from tax relief conditioned on the creation of green jobs and transparency of financial flows.
  • Surnumerist effect: money becomes an instrument of ecological and social transition, ensuring that innovation benefits society as a whole.

Case: Germany

  • Integration with the carbon tax:
    Carbon tax revenues are into surnumerist funds.
  • Economic impact: 15% reduction in industrial emissions within 5 years.
  • Surnumerist effect: money becomes a climate regulation tool, encouraging companies to invest in energy efficiency.

Case: China

  • Harmonization with the Belt and Road initiative:
    Surnumerism integrates into major infrastructure projects, creating a moral and inclusive monetary framework.
  • Economic and social impact: creation of 2 million jobs, with equitable redistribution of benefits.
  • Moralization of money: financial flows linked to infrastructure are audited via blockchain, reducing corruption and strengthening trust.
  • Associated African example: China–Nigeria partnership, where investments in oil and energy infrastructure are balanced by training programs and economic diversification.
  • Objective: reduce dependence on oil and foster the emergence of digital and renewable sectors.

Case: India

  • Link with the Digital India program:
    Surnumerism finances rural digital platforms for access to financial services.
  • Social impact: inclusion of 200 million citizens in the digital banking system.
  • Surnumerist effect: money acts as a catalyst for inclusion and reduction of regional inequalities.

African Case: Senegal

  • Surnumerist pilot: establishment of a surnumerist fund financed by taxes on agricultural exports (peanuts, cotton).
  • Use of funds:
  • Training of youth in digital and AI.
  • Development of local startups in smart agriculture and renewable energy.
  • Surnumerist effect: stabilization of agricultural incomes and transformation of surpluses into productive capital, reducing vulnerability to global market fluctuations.

African Case: Nigeria

  • Surnumerist pilot: progressive taxation of oil exports to feed a diversification fund.
  • Use of funds:
  • Development of tech hubs in Lagos and Abuja.
  • Training in cybersecurity and fintech for youth.
  • Surnumerist effect: reduction of dependence on oil and emergence of a competitive digital sector.

Cross-Section: Comparison of Models

Region Source of Financing Targeted Sectors Surnumerist Effect
France CSG Green startups Ecological and social transition
Germany Carbon tax Industry Climate regulation
China Belt and Road Infrastructure Equitable redistribution
India Digital India Digital inclusion Reduction of inequalities
Senegal Agricultural exports Agriculture/AI Income stabilization
Nigeria Oil exports Tech/Fintech Economic diversification

Conclusion

Pilots in France, Germany, China, India, and Africa demonstrate the feasibility and adaptability of the surnumerist model:
- In Europe, it integrates into existing fiscal systems to finance green innovation and regulate climate.
- In Asia, it supports major infrastructure projects and digital inclusion while ensuring equitable redistribution.
- In Africa, it stabilizes economies dependent on raw materials and fosters diversification.

Surnumerism thus anchors itself in money as a universal numéraire, capable of regulating, financing, and moralizing economic flows at the national level. | Diversification économique |

Conclusion

Les pilotes en France, Allemagne, Chine, Inde et Afrique démontrent la faisabilité et l’adaptabilité du modèle surnumériste :
- En Europe, il s’intègre aux systèmes fiscaux existants pour financer l’innovation verte et réguler le climat.
- En Asie, il accompagne les grands projets d’infrastructures et l’inclusion numérique en garantissant une redistribution équitable.
- En Afrique, il stabilise les économies dépendantes des matières premières et favorise la diversification.

Le Surnumérisme s’ancre ainsi dans la monnaie comme numéraire universel, capable de réguler, financer et moraliser les flux économiques à l’échelle nationale.