Title: P2: Monopolies as systems. [2025-10-15 Wed]
learning, and splits large monopolies.
Global competition intensifies as multinational
corporations expand operations into foreign markets.
Commonly, new large companies are monopolies and have no
culture. #economy #monopoly #monopolies #microeconomy #companies #corporations #enterprice #Business #enterprise
Title: P1: Monopolies as systems. [2025-10-15 Wed]
rebuilding—which may be considered as destruction. If it
has no incoming resources, it reaches its evolution
limit and becomes static, which may be considered as
death.
The role of regulation is to maintain some level of
competition that supports culture, preserves motivation
to participate in competition, enables transfer #economy #monopoly #monopolies #microeconomy #companies #corporations #enterprice #Business #enterprise
Title: P0: Monopolies as systems. [2025-10-15 Wed]
1) long term interests araise for long living companies
only.
2) long living companies became like a zombie vermins.
it is bad if company:
- large and are monopoly
- small and have no culture
From point of view of systems: When a system has too much
incoming resources, it will overflow, leading to full #economy #monopoly #monopolies #microeconomy #companies #corporations #enterprice #Business #enterprise
One big and very recent development is the #ergodiciity theory in #economics. It throws things like the entire #behavioral economics to the bin and shows how rational the people actually are, confirmed experimentally. All of the taken out of the butt utility functions disappear. It's very satisfying to read.
The foundational paper:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-019-0732-0
But again, it's #microeconomy, way less political area. I'm personally most familiar with the market microstructure field. If you wanted something not very political, try those keywords. It's most connected to the mathematical decision theory, the PvE version of game theory, which is PvP.
This Perspective argues that ergodicity — a foundational concept in equilibrium statistical physics — is wrongly assumed in much of the quantitative economics literature. By asking the extent to which dynamical problems can be replaced by probabilistic ones, many economics puzzles are resolved in a natural and empirically testable fashion.
Excellent take on one of the reasons* why the neoliberalization of society makes the overall economy more inefficient:
"At a micro-level, the dispersion and precarity of life outcomes in the United States make us all as individuals behave as if we are more greedy [...] I've described this before as "predatory precarity".
* : There are more, e.g. preparation of the ground for fascism and the destruction of te environment seem also to be clearly limiting factors...
#Economy #Degrowth #PostGrowth #SocialSecurity #Welfare #Neoliberalism #Capitalism #EcomomicEfficiency #MacroEconomy #MicroEconomy
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