Zarlenga argues that this would mean money would be issued by government interest free and spent into circulation to promote the general welfare, and that substantial expenditures on infrastructure, including human infrastructure (education and health care) would become the predominant method of putting new money into circulation.
Zarlenga argues that if money were issued by the government without interest and spent into circulation to improve public well-being, significant funding for infrastructure, particularly in areas like education and healthcare, would be a primary method of introducing new resources into the economy.