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Each nation should make use of the “Sigma Six” percentage standard of 99.9997 for recycling to
reduce waste, cost, and inefficiency; however, natural resources for production are not distributed
evenly throughout a nation. For example, one state may have coal while another is naturally rich
with iron, or materials for mixing concrete, or other natural resources.

Resource distribution determines which neighborhoods and cities decline (ghosting – discussed in

the Our New World section page 170) and which are prosperous. Typically, taxation is used to
determine resource allocation for communities, along with demand suppression.

Demand suppression (low wages combined with taxation) limits one’s ability to acquire resources.
Traditionally, the people’s acceptance of low wages and taxation has helped to curtail resource-
based conflicts. However, crimes: robberies, theft, scams, and fraud connote resistance to man-
made monetary constraints.

Taxation is necessary to provide for a community’s “social needs” – such as the paving of roads and
street cleaning – while ensuring everyone expenses a fair share of energy, yet, the process should
be more constructive and produce better results.

The “True Cost” Willit processes and principles, and the Efficient Production Calculator (discussed

on page 113 ), are natural conservation methods. We will also make use of Resource Procurement
Tax Grants (RP-Tax Grants), to prevent tax burdens on the people and to ensure a fair degree of
resource procurement potential – without carrying the debilitating burden of debt.

The RP-Tax Grant is a measure to set allocation priority or procurement strength for administrative
bodies, without use of negative tactics such as wage theft and threats of incarceration.

The RP Tax Grant will be an intra-nation Willit Class – akin to commodity options for governance

administrations.

RESOURCE PROCUREMENT TAX GRANT PROCESS
Every month, a Resource Procurement Tax Grant (RP-Tax Grant) will be allocated to each working
adult (a non-student over the age of 18) at a rate of 30 percent of earned income (national vote
required) by the GCTA (Global Compensation and Transaction Administration). An individual’s
income is determined by the Willit Compensation Standards, known as the Willit Rate. Thus the RP-
Tax Granted to Administrative bodies is income based, that is not taken from the individual but
allocated by the GCTA to an individual to give to an Administrative body for the prevention of
income theft. Efficiency bonuses are not considered to be earned income.

The RP-Tax Grant is reflective of Mass Purchasing Power – the will of the people.

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