Accounting is the calculitic infrastructure within which the entirety of commerce is embedded, and Minsky is a great accounting tool. Why not use it to model policies that integrate monetary gifting into the economy with policies like:

1) the 50% Discount/Rebate policy at retail sale,

2) the 50% Gift/Debt Jubilee policy at point of loan signing and

3) also as tax and regulatory policies throughout the entire economic process like a 100% tax rate on inflation revenue above 2%,

4) a tax and rebate policy at the exchange point between business models throughout the entire economic process where the proceeding business model receives the tax revenue so they don’t need to pass additional costs onward,

4) indexing any y/o/y inflation to the 50% Discount/Rebate policy at retail sale so even if with the above regulations you get 3%+ inflation the retail discount becomes 53%,

5) in order to mitigate consumption a sliding scale of required investment in gifted money into 5-6% “eco-bonds” for energy research and development.

If you terminally slay inflation it opens up the fearless ability to run the kind of fiscal deficits necessary to fund the mega-projects to confront climate change and the energy problem.

Ignore the idiot cry of “price controls” by the neo-classicals who believe in “free” market theory which is actually alternately goosed and strangled dominating financial chaos…and SOLVE problems with the wonderful tools of accounting and money.

All of the above align with what you say and would like to see. I do not get why you aren’t seeing the efficacy of these policies and excitedly affirming them.