|
DailyGoodFor the last 27 years, DailyGood newsletters have offered a daily email that inspires you to respond to life with creativity and kindness. To join a community of 148,454 subscribers, subscribe here. |
Feb 16, 2010
"Zero Rupee notes are valueless, but not worthless." --Author Unknown
The Zero Rupee Note
A zero-sum game is one in which the gains of one player are exactly balanced by the losses of another. In India a local NGO has invented a new sort of zero sum which, it hopes, will leave everyone better off: the zero-rupee note. The note is not legal tender. It is simply a piece of paper the colour of a 50-rupee note with a picture of Gandhi on it and a value of nothing. Its aim is to shame corrupt officials into not demanding bribes. And it's working!
BE THE CHANGE
Learn more about 5th Pillar, the organization behind the zero-rupee note. More ...
