Revenue model

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A revenue model is based on a trust model and some assumptions about the economy and money, and people's willingness to provide direct financial support to some process they agree with, or want something from.

Both for-profit and nonprofit organizations need revenue models if they offer anything to anyone that they can make an economic choice about at all.

Concerns of a revenue model:

instructional capital and how it is used or controlled
cashflow
betting such as running raffles or bingo or selling itself on a stock market
money's overall role in the common values of those coming together in the organization

Without a trust model, no one can set up a trusted governance organization and there is no trusted auditor, so the process cannot even get started.