Please read all of this. I think it is entirely compatible with your concept of the “Bijective Economy.”

I read this piece of yours as a result of your Response to my Response to a piece of yours about ether. The basis of the monetary paradigm I referenced so briefly there is a given income that would not be paid to all citizens, but would be paid to retirees and adults who were too incapacitated to work and would be be the minimum pay for anyone with a job. That would make it available for any (adult) citizen as a guaranteed minimum income — but any adult who was not retired and was able to work would have to work to be paid the income.

That income could expanded to be the pay for all people employed in any business or government. No revenue of any firm or government would go into the pocket of any employee, to include a CEO. (Singularly self-employed people and partnerships/cooperatives would make whatever they could get for whatever product or service they produced.)

For incentives, it would be possible for different positions to provide different (in-kind) benefits to the person employed in that position, but they could not add to that person’s income or property (other than personal items such as perhaps clothing).