Abstract
We discuss the problem of constructing a model in which supersymmetry is unbroken down to low energies. It is suggested that the scalar partners of quarks and leptons may get their masses through radiative corrections and that the breaking of the weak interactions also occurs through radiative corrections. A toy model is constructed which illustrates these ideas.
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