The Prosperity Loop

Where growth and fairness come full circle.

A Project of the Toroidal Economics™ Policy Initiative.

🔔 In the News

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🔔 In the News *

Washington is proposing a one-time “DOGE Dividend” and a national Sovereign Wealth Fund. These ideas are gaining traction—but they risk becoming temporary stunts without lasting benefit.

Why Now?

The recent DOGE stimulus proposal and the White House’s Sovereign Wealth Fund plan signal growing momentum toward public ownership and shared economic infrastructure. The Prosperity Loop builds on these signals—offering a model that turns political moments into permanent prosperity.

The Prosperity Loop is a new way of thinking about how the economy should work—for everyday people, not just big corporations or the wealthy.

  • It’s built on a simple idea: when money and resources keep moving through our communities, everyone has a chance to thrive.

  • Inspired by how energy flows in nature, this model supports smart growth, fair pay, and a healthier planet.

  • It’s not about handouts—it’s about building a system where hard work, shared success, and long-term sustainability coexist.

What is the PRosperity Loop?


Why It Matters?

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    Economic Fairness

    Everyone deserves a fair shot.
    When the economy only works for the wealthy, opportunity dries up for everyone else. The Prosperity Loop ensures that hard work is rewarded, basic needs are met, and no one is left behind—so families, workers, and small businesses can build a stable future.

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    Sustainability

    A healthy economy depends on a healthy planet.
    Unchecked pollution and climate disruption threaten everything from food and water to jobs and housing. By respecting ecological limits and investing in clean solutions, we protect our communities, our children’s future, and the foundation of long-term prosperity.

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    Stability

    Boom-and-bust cycles hurt everyday people the most.
    When wealth concentrates and safety nets fail, the whole system grows fragile. The Prosperity Loop creates a more balanced, self-sustaining economy—so shocks are softened, recovery is faster, and working people aren’t left to pick up the pieces alone.

How It Works.

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    Private Property Rights

    Secure private property rights are the foundation of innovation, investment, and upward mobility. This loop protects the freedom to build, trade, and create wealth—driving a strong and productive economy from the ground up.

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    Resource Fees

    Resource fees charge polluters for using shared environmental assets—like air, land, and water. This market-based tool encourages cleaner innovation while generating revenue to reinvest in people, infrastructure, and the planet we all depend on.

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    National Wealth Fund

    This publicly owned investment fund grows long-term wealth on behalf of all Americans. Funded by resource fees and other shared revenues, it ensures that the value generated from common goods benefits everyone—not just the few.

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    Freedom Dividend

    This monthly cash dividend provides every citizen with a basic level of economic security—no strings attached. It empowers people to meet essential needs, take risks, and fully participate in the economy, without falling through the cracks.

voices behind the movement

“The safe and just space is where no one falls short—and we don’t overshoot the planet.”

— Kate Raworth
Author of Donut Economics

Her groundbreaking model redefines economic success as meeting human needs within the limits of our planet.

“Economic freedom starts with a secure foundation.”

— Andrew Yang
2020 Presidential Candidate

He brought universal basic income into the national spotlight as a path to dignity, choice, and resilience.

“Regenerative systems don’t extract—they circulate.”

— John Fullerton
Founder of Regenerative Economics

He calls for an economic system that mirrors nature—restorative, resilient, and built on continual flow.

“The solution to poverty is to abolish it directly.”

— Martin Luther King Jr.
Civil Rights Leader

His advocacy for guaranteed income anticipated modern UBI models

Imagine the Impact