The benefits in creating Community Commerce Centers extend not only to employers and employees but also to governments at every level and ultimately to the planet as a whole through the reduction in demand for non-renewable resources such as oil and coal along with the concomitant reduction in greenhouse gases. In fact, governments may want to provide incentives for the creation of Community Commerce Centers by using community development taxes to bring more workers into new or existing Community Commerce Centers. This would be especially true in areas where either a population is declining due to the lack of available employment for local residents or there is a desire on the part of planners to draw more population and workers to the area. In addition, local, State, and National governments would surely want to allow the distribution of "carbon credits" to employers moving qualified workers to a Community Commerce Center in their immediate neighborhood. Active and continued implementation of Community Commerce Centers could basically recession-proof the world economy for as much as two to three decades with the ultimate result being that the world economy becomes not only more stable economically but also a much cleaner place to live. As economic stability expands through the creation of Community Commerce Centers, it is entirely possible that there would be a concomitant spread of political stability throughout the world. A more detailed listing of benefits for each group follows: