The Communion, Social and Household Accounts of WSA are meant to be integrated into the National Accounts once they have been uncovered. Each Enterprise maintains a Communion Account and Social Accounts, that latter of which is to be divided further into a single Household Account for each Vocation. These three accounts can be readily distinguished by their Incomes, Finances, and Spending. On the WSA, there is a column covering incomes, a second column for production, and a third for expenditures for all three accounts. Every conceivable source of Arbeit and Geld in the Domains of the Work-World will be found for the Accountants to record, track and process for the Economic Planners to perform advisory roles for the Administrators of Enterprises and the Delegates of Civil Servants in a functioning Council Democracy. The Inspectors perform auditory roles on behalf of State Commissars and Superintendents, who perform their own roles at the State Commissariats, employing Council Democracy to set Prices and Paygrades on the Totality’s behalf. Here, the political, the economic, the financial, the social, and the cultural operate in unison to form fundamental basis of Production for Dasein.
Communion Account: Organizational Income
Social Revenue: The amount of Actual Geld that the Enterprise receives from any transactional sales at the Tournament. The Social Revenue may be distributed among the personnel of the Enterprise, spent to continue the production process, or saved for later.
Social Spending: The amount of Actual Geld that the Enterprise loses on anything that is not related to the production process and its transactional sales at the Tournament. All other expenditures will be recorded here along with any Stipends issued by the Council State and any Non-Essential Costs.
Social Expenses: The amount of Actual Geld needed to sustain the production process and conduct transactional sales in the Tournament. Every Enterprise is required to spend Actual Geld as part of its overall Production Costs.
State Funds: The amount of Actual Geld that came from the Council State. The Council State allocates Actual Geld from its State Budget to each Enterprise to continue contributing more Arbeit and Geld to the Life-Energy Reserve and to provide everyone their weekly Paygrades.
Communion Account: Organizational Finances
Product Outputs: The amount of Actual Arbeit that came from the creation of goods and services as part of an Enterprise’s production process and concluding transactional sales.
Transactional Sales: How much Actual Geld was gained from selling the finished products of production processes at the Tournament. This only applies to the entire Enterprise.
Basic Essential Sales: The amount of Actual Arbeit and Actual Geld that were the results of economic activities that were made possible because of Economic Socialization. Everything covered here is anything that was required by the State, the Totality, and the Self for their production processes.
Non-Essential Sales: The amount of Actual Arbeit and Actual Geld that came from Enterprises expanding their economic activities beyond their primary production processes. Any Enterprise that diversifies beyond its original Industry documents those contributions here.
Communion Account: Organizational Spending
Resource Inputs: The amount of Actual Geld spent on Equipmentalities, components, and semi-finished goods that the Enterprise needs to function. Corresponds with the Product Outputs.
Production Costs: The amount of Actual Geld that had to be spent on the creation of Actual Arbeit as part of the production process. Corresponds with the Enterprise’s Social Expenses.
Essential Costs: The amount of Actual Geld that had to be spent in order to continue sustaining the production process. For most Enterprises, Essential Costs include payments of water, electricity, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, fuel, repair and maintenance, transportation and distribution. Corresponds with the Enterprise’s Social Expenses.
Non-Essential Costs: The amount of Actual Geld that had to be spent in order to diversify the production process and facilitate the transactional sales of Non-Essentials by an Enterprise. Corresponds with the Enterprise’s Social Spending.
Social Account: Social Income
People’s Revenue: The amount of Actual Geld that the Council State allocated to the personnel of an Enterprise as part of their weekly Paygrade. This value is almost always assumed to be a given until the State Commissariats of Wages and Price decide that the weekly Paygrades should be increased or decreased in response to current economic conditions.
People’s Spending: The amount of Actual Geld that was spent by the personnel of the Enterprise that was unrelated to its production process and transactional sales. Any Stipends issued by the Council State and Non-Essential Costs are covered here.
People’s Expenses: The amount of Actual Geld that was spent by the personnel of the Enterprise to create Actual Arbeit. Production Costs and Essential Costs are covered here.
People’s Geld: The amount of Actual Geld currently held by the personnel of the Enterprise. This is the combined total of all Actual Geld within their Household Accounts.
Social Account: Social Finances
Drawings: The amount of Actual Geld that the personnel of the Enterprise have withdrawn from its Organizational Income. For smaller Enterprises, such as Cooperatives and Small Businesses, any Actual Geld not received from the Council State may be distributed among its personnel.
Transactional Sales: The amount of Actual Geld that different Professions within the Enterprise have generated through transactional sales at the Tournament.
Basic Essential Sales: The amount of Actual Arbeit and Actual Geld different Professions within the Enterprise created through Economic Socialization. Everything covered here is anything that was required by the State, the Totality, and the Self for their production processes.
Non-Essential Sales: The amount of Actual Arbeit and Actual Geld that came from Professions expanding their economic activities beyond their primary production processes. Any Profession that diversifies beyond its original Enterprise documents those contributions here.
Social Account: Social Spending
Stipends: The amount of Actual Geld that different Professions within an Enterprise were allowed receive by the Council State as part of their economic activities. Every Stipend is issued separately from the weekly Paygrade. Corresponds with Social Spending of the Enterprise.
Production Costs: The amount of Actual Geld that had to be spent by different Professions within the Enterprise for the creation of Actual Arbeit as part of the production process. Corresponds with the Social Expenses of the Enterprise.
Essential Costs: The amount of Actual Geld that different Professions within the Enterprise had to spend in order to sustain the production process. Corresponds with Enterprise’s Social Expenses.
Non-Essential Costs: The amount of Actual Geld that had to be spent in order to diversify the production process and facilitate the transactional sales of Non-Essentials by an Enterprise’s Professions. Corresponds with the Social Spending of the Enterprise.
Household Account: Household Income
Personal Revenue: The amount of Actual Geld that the Council State allocated to the Vocation of an Enterprise as part of its recipient’s weekly Paygrade. This value is almost always assumed to be a given until the State Commissariats of Wages and Price decide that the weekly Paygrades should be increased or decreased in response to current economic conditions.
Personal Spending: The amount of Actual Geld that was spent by an individual Vocation of the Enterprise that was unrelated to its production process and transactional sales. Any Stipends issued by the Council State and Non-Essential Costs are covered here.
Personal Expenses: The amount of Actual Geld that was spent by the personnel of the Enterprise to create Actual Arbeit. Production Costs and Essential Costs are covered here.
Personal Geld: The amount of Actual Geld currently held by the personnel of the Enterprise. This is the combined total of all Actual Geld within their Household Accounts.
Household Account: Household Finances
Drawings: The amount of Actual Geld that an individual Vocation had withdrawn from the Enterprise’s Organizational Income. For smaller Enterprises, such as Cooperatives and Small Businesses, any Actual Geld not received from the Council State are covered here.
Transactional Sales: The amount of Actual Geld that an individual Vocation has generated for its Enterprise at the Tournament as part of a larger Profession. Combining the Transactional Sales of that Vocation and all the other Professions will yield the total value for the entire Enterprise.
Basic Essential Sales: The amount of Actual Arbeit and Actual Geld that a Vocation within the Enterprise has created through Economic Socialization. Everything covered here is anything that was required by the State, the Totality, and the Self for their production processes.
Non-Essential Sales: The amount of Actual Arbeit and Actual Geld that came from Vocations expanding their economic activities beyond their primary production processes. Any Profession that diversifies beyond its original Enterprise documents those contributions here.
Household Account: Household Spending
Stipends: The amount of Actual Geld that individual Vocations within an Enterprise were allowed receive by the Council State as part of their economic activities. Every Stipend is issued separately from the weekly Paygrade. Corresponds with Social Spending of the Enterprise.
Production Costs: The amount of Actual Geld that had to be spent by individual Vocations among the Professions of the Enterprise for the creation of Actual Arbeit as part of the production process. Corresponds with the Social Expenses of the Enterprise.
Essential Costs: The amount of Actual Geld that individual Vocations within the Enterprise had to spend in order to sustain the production process. Corresponds with Enterprise’s Social Expenses.
Non-Essential Costs: The amount of Actual Geld that had to be spent in order to diversify the production process and facilitate the transactional sales of Non-Essentials by an Enterprise’s individual Vocations. Corresponds with the Social Spending of the Enterprise.
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