Playing the Enemy here: What happens if what you have isn't 100R, but a company that hires one contractor part-time to build houses and make food at a flat 1$

Playing the Enemy here: What happens if what you have isn't 100R, but a company that hires one contractor part-time to build houses and make food at a flat 1$ upstream resource cost using machines that currently have 90% idle time? Wouldn't this situation mean that giving everyone that second 1$ let everyone have a home and food and solve the problem entirely? The company is also happier due to more profits and higher efficiency.