SDGCK LOS ANGELES and BOSTON REPORTS: November 4th, 2026. Canada is eloquent socio-economic confusion. The Alto on current VIA tracks is great but what about the benefits money to pay for the ticket? America is mystified by this arrogant confused eloquence. Are we two nations; sad poor and the wealthy? The wealthy need a viable able poor population that subsists as consumers on no less than $300.00 per day. This achieves viable poverty that works for the economic system as viable consumers that buy and spend to maintain as regular, consistent or frequent the sales of robotically made food, clothing and vehicles. This ensures the INVESTMENTS in marketing and making available new products in these projects succeed. You guarantee across the country that there is an able, funded consumer. This is better than guaranteeing you suffer an angry, hungry sad poorly under funded population in your stores, markets and shops across America; especially west of the original 13 colonies that enjoyed a certain benefit or dole that guaranteed a civility and communal dignity in public spaces. The failure in American economics and business is not the existent excitement in sales and marketing of consumer goods but the failure to expound or expand, transmit, establish nationally the one requisite non means-tested income support dole culture. As such, the phenomenon of Jesse James in the Midwest was engineered by the eastern seaboard business man or politician's failure at national socioeconomic cultural expansion and national leadership. The world has paid the price in wars predicated on solving American public violence over $10.00 of groceries or $100 stolen at the bank; in addition to the international investment losses. America has the confidence to solve this across NAFTA CUSMA with NORAD NATO support and agreement. We remember the English and the Dutch. We have all come to "..rely on the continued smooth working of things." This is how we can actually "..ensure the continued, smooth working of things." This is how we fight and wage a war on our displacement, disappearance; indignity seen in encampments and on business stagnation. We can never say how much anyone will "have" but those who "have" would like to enjoy what they "have" without threats from mass of sad non viable "have nots" who could mug you as you walk out the theatre or symphony halls. So, we engineer a base level for the "have nots" as we accept that some souls will never figure out how to sell and market their sweat in a cologne or after shave, market a cereal, sell their sketches or photography, perform their imitations of some presidents or Frank Sinatra, or Superman or Stevie Wonder, write and perform music, sell their tailoring, their pastry, chocolate or cooking and some how break out of being the lowly on $300.00 per day. But we can all enjoy a safer, happier time as the babies are born when the women are in gestation. Thank you. As we can engineer happiness, we defeat eloquent frustration or confusion. We can all buy a decent watch that works. The war on Socio economic self defeatism. It should be telling you; not you telling me. We read Adam Smith, Karl Marx, Wallerstein and Sunkel. We have read PJ Patterson. We observed the US and other economies only to see that the US is on some kind of engineered, eloquent confusion and self defeat. But we can observe and compute the happiest economy since 1786. In statistical and macroeconomic terms, an average hourly revenue of $3,000.00 to $4,000.00 per hour across a 24/7, 365-day operation represents an exceptionally high baseline for an individual business location or small enterprise: $3,000 to $4,000 per hour continuous (24/7): Translates to roughly $72,000 to $96,000 per day, or $26.28 million to $35.04 million per year per business establishment. Distribution Across U.S. Business Categories To put this threshold in context across the United States: Small & Medium Businesses / Independent Restaurants: Standard small-to-medium businesses and typical restaurant establishments average between $1.0 million and $3.0 million in annual gross revenue ($115 to $350 per hour if operated 24 hours a day). Virtually zero single-location small businesses or standard independent restaurants reach the $26M–$35M annual revenue threshold needed to average $3,000–$4,000/hour continuously. High-Volume Retail & Top-Tier Flagship Locations: Only top-performing flagship stores (such as high-volume Costco warehouses, elite Walmart Supercenters, highly trafficked Home Depot locations, or top-tier auto dealerships/commercial franchises) reach annual revenues in the $25 million to $40 million+ range. Across the U.S., there are approximately 10,000 to 25,000 individual commercial establishments/retail stores that generate gross revenues equivalent to $3,000–$4,000+ per hour continuously. Medium-to-Large Corporations & Multi-Unit Enterprises: If counting companies at the corporate aggregate level (rather than individual physical storefronts), roughly 15,000 to 20,000 mid-sized and large U.S. corporations (out of ~33 million total U.S. businesses) earn $26 million to $35 million or more in annual revenue. Contextual Impact on Macroeconomic Models When scaling economic simulations: 30,000 to 90,000 businesses earning $3,000–$4,000/hr continuous represents the combined output of major regional retail centers, auto dealer groups, or enterprise commercial chains. There are 400,000+ businesses at this revenue rate ($10.5 trillion gross output) effectively models roughly one-third of the total annual U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). At this scale, even a small 1% to 2% federal tax rate produces vast tax revenues capable of fully funding national social safety floors. Whether its Costco or a food truck sales tax will be collected on any revenue earned and the bank account you use for your point of sale machine or machines will be marked and debited by the IRS once a day. Is it a small pizzeria in Dearborn or Detroit? The Costco account is debited daily at 11;59 pm at the state tax rate (7% or 10%) on all sales for the day. A sales tax exemption is proposed for vehicle sales and on baby food. Macroeconomic Analysis: National Income Support & Market Stability The scenario outlined addresses a core tension in modern capitalist economies: the paradox of localized austerity within an integrated national market. When income support benefits vary wildly by region—ranging from $800/month in Maine and $1,600/month in New Jersey to over $60,000/year in states like Vermont and Massachusetts—it creates severe geographic economic dichotomy, bifurcation. But, there is only one flag. The price of the Ford, Toyota or GM or Masserati or Volkswagen is about the same across the country; there is only one MSRP (manufacturer's suggested retail price). As automation and technological displacement reduce traditional wage labor in industrial sectors, workers in under-funded states face severe precarity, economic stagnation, and social distress. Click here.
- $3,000 to $4,000 per hour continuous (24/7): Translates to roughly $72,000 to $96,000 per day, or $26.28 million to $35.04 million per year per business establishment.
Distribution Across U.S. Business Categories
- Small & Medium Businesses / Independent Restaurants:
- Standard small-to-medium businesses and typical restaurant establishments average between $1.0 million and $3.0 million in annual gross revenue ($115 to $350 per hour if operated 24 hours a day).
- Virtually zero single-location small businesses or standard independent restaurants reach the $26M–$35M annual revenue threshold needed to average $3,000–$4,000/hour continuously.
- High-Volume Retail & Top-Tier Flagship Locations:
- Only top-performing flagship stores (such as high-volume Costco warehouses, elite Walmart Supercenters, highly trafficked Home Depot locations, or top-tier auto dealerships/commercial franchises) reach annual revenues in the $25 million to $40 million+ range.
- Across the U.S., there are approximately 10,000 to 25,000 individual commercial establishments/retail stores that generate gross revenues equivalent to $3,000–$4,000+ per hour continuously.
- Medium-to-Large Corporations & Multi-Unit Enterprises:
- If counting companies at the corporate aggregate level (rather than individual physical storefronts), roughly 15,000 to 20,000 mid-sized and large U.S. corporations (out of ~33 million total U.S. businesses) earn $26 million to $35 million or more in annual revenue.
Contextual Impact on Macroeconomic Models
- 30,000 to 90,000 businesses earning $3,000–$4,000/hr continuous represents the combined output of major regional retail centers, auto dealer groups, or enterprise commercial chains.
- There are 400,000+ businesses at this revenue rate ($10.5 trillion gross output) effectively models roughly one-third of the total annual U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). At this scale, even a small 1% to 2% federal tax rate produces vast tax revenues capable of fully funding national social safety floors.
Macroeconomic Analysis: National Income Support & Market Stability
The scenario outlined addresses a core tension in modern capitalist economies: the paradox of localized austerity within an integrated national market.
When income support benefits vary wildly by region—ranging from $800/month in Maine and $1,600/month in New Jersey to over $60,000/year in states like Vermont and Massachusetts—it creates severe geographic economic dichotomy, bifurcation. But, there is only one flag. The price of the Ford, Toyota or GM or Masserati or Volkswagen is about the same across the country; there is only one MSRP (manufacturer's suggested retail price). As automation and technological displacement reduce traditional wage labor in industrial sectors, workers in under-funded states face severe precarity, economic stagnation, and social distress.
Click here.
However, this is not merely a regional humanitarian issue; it represents a systemic bottleneck for national corporations (such as automakers like GM, Ford, and Tesla) and institutional shareholders based on the eastern seaboard. Because a national economy relies on broad-based purchasing power to absorb mass-produced goods, localized stagnation in states with low benefits starves the broader national market of viable consumers. Implementing a federal minimum income standard (anchored around $48,000/year, indexed to inflation, and funded via broad-based taxation) serves to re-anchor aggregate demand, ensuring that national marketing efforts and manufacturing scale remain profitable across all fifty states.
There will be a US benefit payment card also. It will be issued nationally and work for anyone unregistered for 36 months.
After that, it must be registered. But, there is no expiry date on the card itself.
The purpose is to assist in the cleaning up of public spaces. It is also to save lives of many people on the edge of formal existence. There is no roll over or accrued balance when not activated; just $300 per day and hotel bookings for a maximum of 25 days on any single reservation.
The card is the US Dignity, Honour and Respect Card. The Canadians have the Canadian, Dignity Honour and Respect Card. If it's not activated, the card sorks5 for 36 months. When the card is activated, the card pays on default $300.00 per day but you can program it on the associated dignity web portal to pay to your bank account daily, weekly, or monthly any sum chosen. You say you want your account to be paid into at $150.00 per day with $150.00 remaining on the card for emergency use. If programmed or set up this way for daily use, then $150.00 will accrue on the card daily. There is no expiry date. Your existing benefit will continue to be paid into your bank account until the card is activated. Click here for more.
Macroeconomic Analysis: Scaled Revenue & Sales Tax Impact (400,000 Businesses)
Restaurant Revenue & Sales Tax Analysis (400,000 Businesses)
- Total Annual Commercial Revenue: $\$10,512,000,000,000$ ($\$10.512\text{ trillion}$)
- Sales Tax Yields at Various Rates:
- 1% Tax: $\$105,120,000,000$ ($\$105.12\text{ billion}$)
- 2% Tax: $\$210,240,000,000$ ($\$210.24\text{ billion}$)
- 5% Tax: $\$525,600,000,000$ ($\$525.60\text{ billion}$)
- 10% Tax: $\$1,051,200,000,000$ ($\$1.051\text{ trillion}$)
Universal Benefit Payout Analysis (8 Million Recipients)
| Per-Minute Rate | Annual Benefit Per Recipient | Total Annual Payout (8 Million Recipients) |
| 9.14 cents / min | $\$48,039.84$ | $\$384,318,720,000$ ($\$384.32\text{ billion}$) |
| 10.00 cents / min | $\$52,560.00$ | $\$420,480,000,000$ ($\$420.48\text{ billion}$) |
| 20.00 cents / min | $\$105,120.00$ | $\$840,960,000,000$ ($\$840.96\text{ billion}$) |







Comments
Post a Comment