(I try to cover this in STH. Statutory Theft - https://github.com/skilesare/art_and_democratic_hypercapitalism/blob/master/the_pattern_language/sth_statutory_theft.md )
You don't say anything about how is supposed to have the power to enforce that statute.
It's also not quite clear in what way having a shell corporation is illegal in your system. Even if you have a fixed rule that a single individual can only own a node, people can move money to their family.
Even if N2 is proactive and sends it back to N3 immediately, $0.0000032 will flow back to N1. A small amount to be sure, but overtime these small amounts add up.
Have you done any math to show that they add up?
Also in a system like Bitcoin where it costs $0.04 to do a transaction, are you sure you can transfer $0.0000032 effectively?
That is besides the point because we want to avoid the situation entirely where N2 tries to devalue N1s benefits by passing to a shell corporation Nx
All of this goes much deeper than the original question which I think now is best framed as 'does having a backflow of cash based on amount spent enhance the information we can get out of an economic system over the standard capitalistic model of today.' If we add too many things in we end up in a conjecture bias situation.
Economic systems work by their agents trying to maximize returns. That means if there a way in your system to maximize returns in a way you didn't anticipate the calculation based on the ways you anticipate is worthless.
If you want to have a mathematical answer you have to be clear about your assumptions.
You don't say anything about how is supposed to have the power to enforce that statute.
I say a lot about it in my book. The system relies on Rule of law: https://github.com/skilesare/art_and_democratic_hypercapitalism/blob/master/the_pattern_language/law_rule_of_law.md
And yes, we limit citizens to one account and legal entities, and governments have different kinds of accounts with different restrictions.
https://github.com/skilesare/art_and_democratic_hypercapitalism/blob/master/hyper_capitalism/citizen_accounts.md https://github.com/skilesare/art_and...
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