Recapitalism / The practical guides
Start with the money. Who creates a benefit, who receives it, and what rule connects the two? These three mechanisms turn the idea into something you can follow.
01 / When a business does better
Give the people doing the work an agreed share of the profit they help create.
02 / When someone solves a problem
Pay a problem-solver a share of the savings their work actually delivers.
03 / When a community builds something
Share ownership of an asset, then share the income left after keeping it running.
Invented examples in USD. Each guide separates an existing practice from our proposed application.
From one agreement to a different economy
These mechanisms answer three different questions. Profit sharing decides who benefits when a business succeeds. Shared savings pays for solving a measurable problem. Shared ownership determines who holds a lasting stake in productive assets.
They can work together, but none makes every outcome fair on its own. The larger transition depends on clear rights, credible accounts, and rules people can enforce.
Read the transition plan