{Financing a C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis] Utopia (2) [continued (3)]}[23rd March 1990]

[Redbook7:100][19900323:2330b]{Financing a C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis] Utopia (2) [continued (3)]}[23rd March 1990]

.2330

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That figure of £51,000m* is staggering – working out at nearly £1,000 for every man, woman and child in Britain per year, or £20 per week,

– naturally (per p95**):

	£10	food
	£5	clothing etc
[Sub-total]	£15	cash
/	£2	energy
Direct payments***	£2	maintenance
\	£1	furniture etc.
[Total]	£20

With housing, health, education, and basic local communication and transport covered directly, it would be possible (if not comfortable) to live on this; and a family of four could manage on £60 per week. (I know – we have:

Food	£30-£40
Mags****	£5
	#{….?}

*{for Social Security}

[See last previous entry but one]

**[[Redbook7:95][19900321:1016f]{Financing a C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis] Utopia (1) [continued (6)]}[21st March 1990]]

***[But see [Redbook7:95][19900321:1016e]{Financing a C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis] Utopia (1) [continued (5)]}[21st March 1990], fn=**]

****[Sic; magazines? – see # below]

#{....?}[This table appears to be unfinished]

{Currently:

Food	£40pw
#*Petrol	£10	(Clothing)[sic]#**
Schools &c	£10
Papers &c	£5	(General)#**
	£65[pw]

#*Energy c£800pa, c£15pw, but much higher (like petrol) because of where we live.}

#**For petrol read clothes. For papers, read general. <900701>

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