

A Ballot is a unit of value measurement, like a Dollar or a Bitcoin. Each Ballot represents one human’s values. The ‘exchange rate’ is:
One Ballot is All Dollars in existence divided by the population of citizens.
A Ballot is a definition of how much money is ‘enough’.
A Ballot defines the distinction between being in debitedness and being in cerditedness.
OK, So how many Dollars is a Ballot?
Well, that depends on which version of the money stock you use.
December 2015: $3,835,800,000,000(MB)/322,536,000 people =
$11,892.63(MB)/Ballot
December 2015: $3,146,400,000,000(M1)/322,536,000 people =
$9755.49(M1)/Ballot
December 2015: $12,424,400,000,000(M2)/322,536,000 people =
$38,520.97(M2)/Ballot
December 2015: $137,40,200,000,000(MZM)/322,536,000 people =
$42,600.52(MZM)/Ballot
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