This usually pops up when we discuss quality of life in various countries&#x2F;regions. Why do we need money in the first place? Basic needs, nice-to-haves and hobbies&#x2F;entertainment (rough Maslow&#x27;s pyramid) and some deferred for pension. Major part of our paychecks is consumed by the basic needs: +&#x2F;- housing, transportation, food, clothing and depending on country some public services like healthcare in US, children schooling.<p>Such a company could combine workplace with living quarters, shared transportation, etc.. Something like garage-startup evangelists dream about. Considering that 1) sharing expenses usually lowers single contribution and 2) lots of things could be [personal income] tax free such a company could actually provide services at reasonably competitive prices.<p>I think that would only be possible at low or large scales (&lt;10 &#x2F; &gt;1k emploees?) and has own issues like spouse employment, personal preferences (e.g. luxurious car vs spacious house), location that are traditionally handled on per-family basis. Interesting idea, actually