Money is a medium of exchange. It has no impact on the value of goods other than the fact it makes it more easy for people to exchange goods and that can only be a good thing and an incredibly good thing at that since it greatly reduces the cost (in terms of labour effort) to acquire goods. Do away with money and go back to bartering, which I think you stated in your previous post, and the cost of any good or service in terms of how much labour hours a person has to put in a particular job will sky rocket. Like thousand percent increase in prices skyrocketing. Basically the whole of society falls apart without money.
Now I do prefer mass changes to the way banking and wealth transfer is done, but get rid of money, that's ridiculous. No not just ridiculous, dangerous.
I disagree with the bolded, if only for the sole fact that international commerce is done via the primary value of a U.S dollar. All other currencies are marked for/against it. Weaker currencies are pegged to it. Stronger currencies are graded versus the U.S dollar in most currency markets that I know about. Even the black markets have their individual rates vs the U.S dollar.
Value is dependent on what can be given or taken for it. In the absence of bartering or some other value system, it is the dollar that holds a value above all, and dictates the value that commodities are traded in.
As for the rest of it, "but get rid of money, that's ridiculous. No not just ridiculous, dangerous," for what its worth I agree. At the moment. There is no international system able enough to take the place of money at the moment, and to 'rush' a change on the world would be more than dangerous.
It would be horrific.
Contingencies and alternatives should still be planned for though. If there's a better way I'd be the first in line...