Currently, there are 154 trillion dollars worth of stocks and the world’s GDP is around 126 trillion dollars of which 85-100 trillion dollars goes to businesses. Let’s assume Tabula Rasa Global Corporation has 100% successfully merged all companies under one umbrella corporation. Let’s assume 154 trillion dollars worth of stocks become dividend yielding stocks where the net income is paid out to the investors of Tabula Rasa Global Corporation (after operating costs and funds for research & development are considered). Theoretically, the dividend yield possible if 100% of all income is paid out to the shareholders is around 85 trillion/154 trillion which is about 55% dividend yield. However, there must be money set aside for operating costs and research & development so the figure may look somewhere around a 10% dividend yield.
The absolute maximum principle applied to this concept provides us with a rather odd economic model where one can see the interplay between the variables.
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