Global  Exchange System  
  Nations who desire international trade commit up to 10 percent (Rolling Average) of GDP to the International Exchange System.  
  Vote of the people required for commitments greater than 10%  
  OPTION 1          
             
STEP 1. Country A
    1. Select Country  
STEP 2. Wants to trade its product: 
    2. Input Product  
    Amount of Product Unit      
STEP 3.     3. Enter unit amount  
  Allocated:        
  Remaining:        
             
    Supply Status:     Producer places goods into the National Exchange  
STEP 4. Supply input is confirmed
    4. Confirm Supply Availability  
    The more educated your country the higher the BEE rate you receive for the products inputted into the Exchange.  
STEP 5. Select Compensation for Average: Options A or B
N/A   5. Select which compensation rate you will use Auto  
A A: Average based on your Willit rate     5a. Complete  Your True Value Spread Sheet    
  OR       OR    
B B: Enter Average Willit     5b. Enter Compensation Average Auto  
  C: Number of Workers     5c. Enter number of workers (SC - Auto) Auto  
  Total BEE (True Cost of Production):      BEE - Base energy Expense - Willit Rate Auto yield  
             
  Cost Per Unit        
             
             
  INTERNATIONAL DEMAND CALCULATION (Per Resource Usage Declaration   Apportionment for all Countries  
  Equal percentage Allotment given to every country:       See current list of recognized countries on right.  
  No. of Countries        
  Allotted units per Country      
             
R1 Demand Adjustment 1.       R1. Countries should opt out if they do not need a resource.  
  Total Countries Interested:      6. Go to the Country column (right). Adjust Allotment Acquisition for each nation.   
  Adjusted Allotted units per Country     Initial Apportionment is adjusted after initial offering to reflect true Interest of Countries.   
  Your Country 
    7. Select your country  
  A country may opt to purchase the full allotment or a portion of the allotment     8. Select the Allotment Acquisition Percentage (AAP) you want.
Do you need 100% of your allotment to service your population? 		 
  Unit Acquisition Amount     9. Units to purchase based on selected AAP -- Automation Ex: See Household Ledger Inventory System to determine if acquistion amount is enough to meet your country's demand.  
  Acquisition Cost        
             
R2 Demand Adjustment 2.       R2. This is the cost your Country will pay for the acquisition.  
  Additional Purchasing Rounds as needed       The funds to procure international resources, are obtained from the Tax Grant allotted by the citizens of the Country.   
          R3. Remaining product will go back to the exchange for Equal percentage allotment, excluding all Countries that have opted out of Demand Adjustment 2.   
  Payment cleared and delivery initiated        
  Income from product or resource        
          R4. After payment, the commodity is delivered to the purchaser.  
          Now your Country has additional purchasing power in the National Exchange.  
           
  OPTION 2          
             
  An additional way to procure other Country's Willits is to purchase their goods or resources:          
  Countries may acquire Willits for international exchange by:           
  1.  Citizens working in different countries, may exchange their Willits for national Willits, if and when they return.          
  2.  Tourism          
  NOTE          
  To ensure each country has access to the resources they require, apportionment is not based on the number of citizens. 
Historical territorial boundaries are preserved, unless the people of a nation vote to separate their nation and agree on the division of land.  		   
     
  National Exchange System  
  Nations who desire international trade commit up to 10 percent (Rolling Average) of GDP to the International Exchange System.  
  Vote of the people required for commitments greater than 10%  
  OPTION 1          
  Example: USA - United States of America       Determine True Cost per unit::  
STEP 1. A State, Production Unit, or Company
    1. Select State  
STEP 2. Wants to trade its products/resources: 
    2. Input Product  
    Amount of Product Unit      
STEP 3.     3. Enter the number of available Units  
  Allocated:        
  Remaining:        
             
    Supply Status:     Producer places goods into the National Exchange  
STEP 4. Supply input is confirmed
    4. Confirm Supply Availability  
    The more educated your State, the higher the BEE rate your state will receive for the products inputted into the Exchange.  
STEP 5. Select Compensation for Average:
    5. Select which compensation rate you will use A or B Auto  
A A: Average based on your own Willit rate N/A   5a. Complete  Your True Value Spread Sheet    
  OR       OR    
B B: Enter Average Willit Rate     5b. Enter Compensation Average to produce Product Units Auto  
  C: Number of Workers     5c. Enter number of workers required to make the Product (SC - Auto) Auto  
  Total BEE (True Cost of Production):      BEE - Base Energy Expense Auto yield  
             
  Cost Per Unit        
             
             
  NATIONAL DEMAND CALCULATION       Apportionment for all States  
  Equal percentage Allotment given to every State:   See current list of recognized countries on right.  
  No. of States        
  Allotted units per State      
             
R1 Demand Adjustment 1.       R1. States should opt out if they do not need a resource.  
  Total States Interested:      6. Go to the State column (right). Adjust Allotment Acquisition for each nation.   
  Adjusted Allotted units per State     Initial Apportionment is adjusted after initial offering to reflect true Interest of states.   
  Your State
    7. Select your State  
  A state may opt to purchase the full allotment or a portion of the allotment     8. Select the Allotment Acquisition Percentage (AAP) you want.
Do you need 100% of your allotment to service your population? 		 
  Unit Acquisition Amount   9. Units to purchase based on selected AAP -- Automation Ex: See Household Ledger Inventory System to determine if acquistion amount is enough to meet your state's demand.  
  Acquisition Cost Tax Grant      
             
R2 Demand Adjustment 2.       R2. This is the cost your state will pay for the acquisition.  
  Additional Purchasing Rounds as needed …       The funds to procure national resources, are obtained from the Tax Grant allotted by the citizens of the state.   
          R3. Remaining product will go back to the exchange for Equal percentage allotment, excluding all states that have opted out of Demand Adjustment 2.   
  Payment cleared and delivery initiated        
  Income from product or resource     R4. After payment, the commodity is delivered to the purchaser.  
             
          Now your state has additional purchasing power in the National Exchange.  
           
  OPTION 2          
  N/A          
             
  NOTE          
  To ensure each state has access to the resources they require, apportionment is not based on the population size of a state. This is to ensure a state cannot dominate the National Exchange.

Likewise, smaller states will yield apportionment, due to their lack of population size and funding (RP-Tax Grant).  This ensures resource acquisition balance.
    
     
1 Each Nation procures resources from the International Trade Union
2 The product goes to each nation
3 Each nation will have a National Trading Platform - where all production companies have an equal portion they can request based on open contracts.
4 Once paid for as well as the shipping cost - the order is distributed to the business unit.
5 Each nation should also have recyling centers from which each business unit can acquire needed resources.
6 Each company will need to be certified for the natural or manufactured resources they require to make their products. 
7 Example - A business unit that does not require a resource may not place a trade acquision order for the product. However, if a line of product will require a good, a business unit may request the product be added to their business unit acquition listing
Producer It a Business Unit is a producer of an item they cannot also purchase the item.
Available Buyers Is equal the number of nations or states that do not prduce the product, but have a code stating they have a need or an interest in the product. 
Allocation Interest  Is the declaratio nof a business unit that they require a resource.