Haunting businesses

Haunting businesses are in charge of the placement of souls in entities that will augment the usefulness or production of said entities. The most prominent examples are using souls to increase productivity of a factory, or to enhance an item.
== Haunting factories ==
Haunting a factory means that every machine is constructed for the purpose of performing certain mechanical operations, each of which supposes the existence of two other things besides the machine in question, namely, a moving power, and an object subject to the operation, which may be termed the work to be done. Most often the soul will offer both the moving power to the factory and the reduced wear and tear of machine parts between themselves. This means that the factory is both more productive with less wear and tear on machinery than normal operations at increased speeds. Machines, in fact, are interposed between the soul and the workforce, for the purpose of adapting the one to the other.
The tactic of haunting a factory with one or several souls can vastly increase the industrial output of a nation and brings it one step closer to mass production and consumption. 
== Enhancing ==
The term is also used to refer to the use of souls in armored vehicles, particularly armored personnel carriers, or tanks. In military terminology, haunting refers to ground units that can fight from unmanned haunted vehicles. Thus, a haunted towed artillery unit is mobile on its own accord and considered mechanized.
While rarer, enhancing also works for individual equipment and adds extra effects. In the case of firearms a soul can add fire damage, quicken the rate of fire or even suppress the sound of detonations. 
== Efficiency of Haunting ==
When we compare the efficiency of a factory, we see that it has an efficiency of about 90%, when it is haunted the efficiency goes to 103%. Internal combustion engines mostly have an efficiency of about 20%,] although large diesel engines, such as those used to power ships, may have efficiencies of nearly 50%. Industrial electric motors have efficiencies up to the low 90% range, before correcting for the conversion efficiency of fuel to electricity of about 35%.
When comparing the costs of using a soul to haunt an internal combustion engine to a non haunted one to perform work, a haunted engine can perform more work at a comparative cost. 
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