SDGCK Reports: Here is the updated financial model based on 160,000 businesses, an hourly sales rate of £2,000.00 per business, a population of 5,000,000 people, and 365 days per year. The benefit is a basic economic commitment for economic reasons once the impact of wagelessness caused by automation is accepted by producers of consumer goods and the government that pays for the tremendous cost of the social fall out or human health problems caused by the wagelessness that equals moneylessness. The solution is obvious as iterated in the UDHR Article 25. The resistance to this fact in the English economies denies the origins of the English population as Europeans. The resistance and its tendency in the banks to withhold benefits payments from citizens is an non English and foreign phenomenon that has occupied itself handsomely in the UK at the banking operations level for at least two generations after WW2. Its origin seems to be Port Royal. It may have been seen else where at docks in the north and in the east end of London as some anthropy referred to as blocage. We know we can afford the benefit and we accept it is necessary economically for market utility so that there is money in the market available to consumers to buy the robotically made or machine made goods. If not, everything shuts down no matter how cheaply the goods are made. There are no sales and so then there is no consistent circular, continuous revenue. There is depression and recession, crime and theft. If they cannot buy the goods they have come to rely on, they will steal. They steal and then the jails and Courts are full. Click here.
SDGCK Reports: Here is the updated financial model based on 160,000 businesses, an hourly sales rate of £2,000.00 per business, a population of 5,000,000 people, and 365 days per year. The benefit is a basic economic commitment for economic reasons once the impact of wagelessness caused by automation is accepted by producers of consumer goods and the government that pays for the tremendous cost of the social fall out or human health problems caused by the wagelessness that equals moneylessness. The solution is obvious as iterated in the UDHR Article 25. The resistance to this fact in the English economies denies the origins of the English population as Europeans. The resistance and its tendency in the banks to withhold benefits payments from citizens is an non English and foreign phenomenon that has occupied itself handsomely in the UK at the banking operations level for at least two generations after WW2. Its origin seems to be Port Royal. It may have been seen else where at docks in the north and in the east end of London as some anthropy referred to as blocage. We know we can afford the benefit and we accept it is necessary economically for market utility so that there is money in the market available to consumers to buy the robotically made or machine made goods. If not, everything shuts down no matter how cheaply the goods are made. There are no sales and so then there is no consistent circular, continuous revenue. There is depression and recession, crime and theft. If they cannot buy the goods they have come to rely on, they will steal. They steal and then the jails and Courts are full.
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Baseline Figures & Revenue Confirmation
- Total Businesses: 160,000
- Hourly Revenue per Business: £2,000.00
- Hours per Year: 365 \text{ days} \times 24 \text{ hours} = 8,760 \text{ hours}
- Minutes per Year: 8,760 \text{ hours} \times 60 \text{ minutes} = 525,600 \text{ minutes}
- Population: 5,000,000
Total Gross Revenue Calculation
\text{Gross Revenue} = 160,000 \times £2,000 \times 8,760 = £2,803,200,000,000 \quad (£2.8032 \text{ trillion})
Confirmed Tax Revenue per Year
- Scenario 1 (20% VAT):
£2,803,200,000,000 \times 0.20 = \mathbf{£560,640,000,000} \quad (£560.64 \text{ billion}) - Scenario 2 (39% Sales Tax):
£2,803,200,000,000 \times 0.39 = \mathbf{£1,093,248,000,000} \quad (£1.0932 \text{ trillion})
Scenario 1: 20% VAT & 20 Pence per Minute Benefits
1. Benefit Payout Breakdown (20p/min per person)
- Annual Benefit per Person: £0.20 \times 525,600 \text{ minutes} = £105,120
- Total Yearly Benefit Payout (5M Population): 5,000,000 \times £105,120 = \mathbf{£525,600,000,000} \quad (£525.6 \text{ billion})
- Monthly Benefit Payout: \frac{£525,600,000,000}{12} = \mathbf{£43,800,000,000} \quad (£43.8 \text{ billion})
- Daily Benefit Payout: \frac{£525,600,000,000}{365} = \mathbf{£1,440,000,000} \quad (£1.44 \text{ billion})
2. Net Balance
(A surplus of £35.04 billion)
Scenario 2: 39% Sales Tax & 30 Pence per Minute Benefits
1. Benefit Payout Breakdown (30p/min per person)
- Annual Benefit per Person: £0.30 \times 525,600 \text{ minutes} = £157,680
- Total Yearly Benefit Payout (5M Population): 5,000,000 \times £157,680 = \mathbf{£788,400,000,000} \quad (£788.4 \text{ billion})
- Monthly Benefit Payout: \frac{£788,400,000,000}{12} = \mathbf{£65,700,000,000} \quad (£65.7 \text{ billion})
- Daily Benefit Payout: \frac{£788,400,000,000}{365} = \mathbf{£2,160,000,000} \quad (£2.16 \text{ billion})
2. Net Balance
\text{Tax Revenue} - \text{Total Annual Benefits} = £1,093.248 \text{ billion} - £788.40 \text{ billion} = \mathbf{+£304,848,000,000}
(A surplus of £304.85 billion)
Summary Comparison Table
| Financial Metric | Scenario 1 (20% VAT, 20p/min) | Scenario 2 (39% Tax, 30p/min) |
|---|---|---|
| Total Gross Revenue | £2.8032 Trillion | £2.8032 Trillion |
| Confirmed Annual Tax Revenue | £560.64 Billion | £1,093.25 Billion (£1.093T) |
| Daily Benefit Payout | £1.44 Billion | £2.16 Billion |
| Monthly Benefit Payout | £43.80 Billion | £65.70 Billion |
| Yearly Benefit Payout | £525.60 Billion | £788.40 Billion |
| Net Balance | +£35.04 Billion (Surplus) | +£304.85 Billion (Surplus) |
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