Global Economic Reform:

Capitated Capitalism Bloc

Capitated Capitalism is not an American movement, it’s a global movement. An international agreement to create a Capitated Capitalism Bloc benefits everyone.

Capitated Capitalism Bloc

Global Nash Equilibrium

A Capitated Capitalism Bloc (CCB) is a global economic alliance designed to close tax havens and prevent wealth flight. By adopting a wealth cap with reinvestment mandates, member nations unlock trillions in dormant capital to fuel innovation, stabilize prices, and attract talent. Early adopters gain a competitive edge, while latecomers face diminishing leverage. As more countries join, the CCB evolves into the world’s first economic Nash equilibrium where no nation benefits from opting out and every citizen benefits from opting in.

Join the Global Movement 

Capitated Capitalism is not just a policy idea; it's a call to action for everyone on the planet who believes in a more equitable economy. By supporting this initiative, you can help ensure that excess wealth is reinvested into communities, creating jobs and fostering innovation. Together, we can build a future where prosperity is shared, and every individual has the opportunity to thrive.



Contact your local and national leaders today and ask them to negotiate the Capitated Capitalism Bloc.

Empowering Global Change

Frequently Asked Questions about Capitated Capitalism

  • What is Capitated Capitalism?

    Capitated Capitalism is an economic model that sets a wealth threshold to prevent hoarding and encourages reinvestment into socially beneficial projects. By requiring individuals with excess wealth to reinvest or face taxation, it aims to promote economic growth and reduce inequality.

  • How does Capitated Capitalism work?

    Under this novel economic model, individuals with wealth exceeding a set threshold, such as $1 billion, reinvest their excess wealth within 12 months or face a 100% Greed Tax on their hoarded wealth above the threshold. This mechanism ensures that capital circulates for national and international benefit.

  • What are the global implications of Capitated Capitalism?

    Capitated Capitalism fosters international cooperation by encouraging countries to adopt similar wealth thresholds and reinvestment strategies. This alignment can help curb tax evasion and promote shared prosperity across borders, leading to a more equitable global economy.

  • How can countries implement Capitated Capitalism?

    Countries can implement Capitated Capitalism by establishing a legal framework that includes a wealth threshold and a reinvestment requirement. This may involve constitutional amendments or new legislation to ensure compliance and effectiveness.

  • What benefits does Capitated Capitalism offer?

    The model promotes economic growth, reduces inequality, increases disposable income, and enhances healthcare access. By reinvesting wealth into communities, it can lead to longer lifespans and improved social stability.

  • How does Capitated Capitalism address inequality?

    By circulating excess wealth through the free market, Capitated Capitalism narrows the wealth gap. This approach fosters social cohesion and stability, creating a more balanced economic landscape.

  • Can Capitated Capitalism adapt to different economies?

    Yes, Capitated Capitalism is designed to be adaptable. The wealth threshold can be adjusted based on national economic contexts, allowing each country to tailor the model to its specific needs and circumstances.

  • What role does global coordination play?

    Global coordination enhances the success of member nations signing the Capitated Capitalism Bloc. By forming international agreements, countries can standardize wealth thresholds and enforcement mechanisms, reducing the risk of tax evasion and ensuring a fairer global economy.