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The Deducted Value Be Added De Revolutione Pretii Humani - Volume III by Ryszard Nowosielski What divides the world is not class, ideology, or geography - but an equation. In this culminating volume of De Revolutione Pretii Humani, Ryszard Nowosielski completes a singular intellectual project: to rebuild economic justice from first principles. Neither policy proposal nor moral plea, The Deducted Value Be Added is a structural autopsy of how advanced economies have severed value from labor - not incidentally, but by design. At its core lies a stark thesis: human labor, though finite and irreplaceable, receives only 1/5 of the value it creates, while capital and infrastructure absorb the remaining 4/5. This is not inequality. It is measured subtraction disguised as progress. Rejecting redistribution as insufficient and ideology as evasive, Nowosielski derives two and only two mathematically coherent remedies: Model A: A 50% corrective tax on capital and infrastructure, restoring labor's lost share. Model B: Direct allocation of 3/5 to labor, with state revenue drawn from within that just portion. Either path reclaims the equilibrium. Both assert a foundational axiom: labor must not be symbolically honored but structurally centered. Written in a rigorously unsentimental style - spare, axiomatic, and immune to rhetorical inflation - this book offers not a utopia but a geometry: a redivision of economic value grounded in exhaustion, not entitlement. If Volume I defined the biological floor of human worth, and Volume II constructed a bounded architecture of compensation, this third book redraws the outermost horizon: Who earns what, and why - forever.

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