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The Fund’s Economics: Two Things You Control

Two choices shape what the fund becomes. The monthly contribution every member pays, and how much members spend at the companies they co-own. Move the sliders to see how the fund’s dividend, its share of the world economy, and the number of companies it owns all respond — over a 60-year horizon.

Monthly contribution$1
The same fee for every member, everywhere. The price of a coffee — or of a fairer world.
Member spend/yr at fund companies$1,000
7% of average global income, routed to companies members own — at cheaper prices.
Proposed cap on fund’s global market share (15%)
When on, the fund limits itself to 15% of the world economy. Switch off to explore an unconstrained fund.
Dividend / member / yr
by Year 30
by Year 60
Share of world economy
by Year 30
by Year 60
Companies owned
by Year 30
by Year 60

Dividend per member per year

What each member receives back — a member-controlled bonus, not a repayment

Share of the world economy

Fund-owned company revenue as % of global GDP

Companies owned over time

Whole companies the fund owns across the ~40 global industries

Read the sliders together. Notice that member spending — how much members buy from the companies they own — moves the fund’s reach far more than the monthly fee does. The dividend is a bonus members control; the point of joining is a fairer, cheaper, more peaceful economy — not the cheque. Figures are illustrative projections from the fund’s model, not forecasts.