Happicash - Another Dividend for Hereditors

As happiopian hereditors we all get two dividends every month: one called happimoney as in "the money supply"; the other called happicash as in "cash, not kind".

Happimoney is described in another post. This post concentrates on happicash.


Happicash is a residual.

It is what's left over from Federal Revenue after deducting Federal Expenses. This residual, is distributed equally to all of a happiocracy's hereditors - that's us. 

Federal Expenses are subject to the rule of happilaw which we-the-hereditors create, judge, own and
and monitor.

 
Under happilaw, new legislation is judged by randomly selected anonymous jurors - that's us - with the mandate to pass only those bills that minimize unhappierness. (Unhappierness, you will recall, is government-induced unhappiness, particularly of the Minority-Of-One (The MOO)).

Under happilaw, we-the-hereditors decide the size of Federal Expenses which directly impacts the residue from which we are paid happicash dividends.

So all other things being equal, we shall probably err on the side of parsimoney when agreeing to the size of Federal Expenses.  This of course leaves a bigger residue to pay us our happicash dividends.

In a nutshell, the fewer laws we pass, the bigger the residual, and the bigger our "happi"cash dividends.
   

For 2011 archive description of this topic,
see, 2011 Happicash: It's not a dream 
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