Economic Research Storyline

To address our core mission objective of tackling income inequality from the ground up, grassroots-led economic research comes into play because we must introduce and teach new concepts and business models that must be put to the test by the grassroots via a new peer to peer business production system. This research grows and expand according to the four stage business plan noted below.

Operations and research starts with the Benefit #1 thru Benefit #3 business models introducing and utilizing the Empower the Crowd First Crowdfunding System (ECFCS) noted below.

Again, we are running a peer to peer business production system and research takes on the following storyline:

We use Benefit #1 thru Benefit #3 and the Empower the Crowd First Crowdfunding System (ECFCS) to test and evaluate grassroots individuals' motivation to collaborate with their peers, each operating as an independent home business owners or independent contractor. This is the primary focus of Prelaunch and Stage I.

Given a successsful Stage I, beginning in Stage II, we expand the peer to peer business production system by encouraging individuals to collaborate toward the formation of worker-owned enterprises that's 100% owned by workers. We call it a worker-owned enterprise, but each worker are independent freelancers interacting and collaborating as one single enterprise producing a single product or service. It is widely recognized that worker ownership is a key solution to the issue of income inequality. However, traditional, corporate or top-down solutions have failed to integrate worker-ownership solutions into the mainstream workplace on a large scale. So, we will use this peer to peer production environment to incubate and nurture worker-owned enterprises from ground up;

In the advanced Stage III and IV period of operation, we introduce and test a new worker-owned compensation model called the Empowered Employee Compensation Model (EECM) which is designed to support scaling this worker-ownership initiative into the mainstream.

Of course, we field test and evaluate the feasibility of each stage of operations as a natural function of economic research activities. You can learn more and support this economic research here.