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Here are examples of what different companies make in revenue per employee per year:

Wealth Concentration

Walmart pays an average of $25k for full time people at about $13 per hour. [1] That is 20x less than the revenue per employee. Employees earn 5% of what they bring in. The missing piece of info is what is the net revenue per employee.
Is there a name for this number? There needs to be.
The closest existing ratio for this is the Wage Ratio - ratio of pay of top to bottom wage.
A reasonable name should be value capture ratio. For an owner operator, the ratio is 1. For Walmart, it is 5%.

OSE proposes in general that that a higher value capture ratio is more desirable than a lower one. Achieving a global ratio of 1 means that everyone is self-employed.
For mass creation of right livelihood, VCR of 1 is good. If there is an infrastructure for marketing, and R&D - that is a cost included in the distributed enterprises.
VCR=1 has the potential to be non-controversial, as it can possibly satisfy both the 'capitalists' and 'socialists'. VCR does not cap revenue, it just caps Parasitic Economic Behavior.

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-*Walmart pays an average of $25k for full time people at about $13 per hour. [https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/eriksherman/2018/01/14/4-hard-facts-about-walmarts-touted-new-11-entry-wage/amp/] That is 20x less than the revenue per employee. Employees earn 5% of what they bring in.
+*Walmart pays an average of $25k for full time people at about $13 per hour. [https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/eriksherman/2018/01/14/4-hard-facts-about-walmarts-touted-new-11-entry-wage/amp/] That is 20x less than the revenue per employee. Employees earn 5% of what they bring in. The missing piece of info is what is the net revenue per employee.
 *Is there a name for this number? There needs to be.
 *The closest existing ratio for this is the Wage Ratio - ratio of pay of top to bottom wage.