jobs are created when capital is allocated

for example, assume the owner of a los angeles bakery uses the systemaccounting application to receive payment from customers, and also to pay vendors for expenses

a month goes by and receipts add up to a total revenue of $74,115.09 and expenses account for $41,233.55

since the profit of the business is $32,881.54, an investor on the supply-side of capital markets will be delighted to identify a business capable of producing so competitive a return as 44.3%

naturally, the investor will contact the owner of the bakery and present an offer of capital in exchange for a fair rate of return

if the offer is accepted, then it may very well be because the baker intends to open more bakeries and buy more equipment

in other words, as the baker physically proves his or her ability to identify and service the public's demand for delicious pastries, the baker simultaneously proves their ability to identify and service the public's demand for desirable rates of return

the point: when capital is allocated to purchase or lease more property & equipment, the demand for labor to manage and operate this property & equipment is created

as the baker opens more shops with mixers, ovens, and refrigerators, the demand to hire more people to manage and operate this property is created

market uncertainty blocks the light of opportunity from reaching the fertile ground that is the capital market's supply-side

the economy will begin discovering opportunity and put its unemployed to work when the cave hosting a handful of financial morlocks at the u.s. treasury is replaced with a cutting-edge, publicly-accessible data repository

as adoption of systemaccounting increases, capital will come to be allocated with confidence, thus increasing the demand for labor in industries which are empirically proven to identify and service demand