Economic Loops
Market forces establish the market context of incentives and disincentives. It should be clear that these incentives and disincentives result in actions. Typically, the focus is on buy-actions, sell-actions, and investment-actions. But this is a very small subset of the impact of the market context. Indeed, any action that is influenced by the market context can be said to be an economic action. The relationship between market context and action is statistical in nature. There is ultimately a probability for a given action associated with a market context that can be seen to occur over a population affected by the market context. These actions potentially impact the market context. A government action for example can change a law which can then change the incentive or disincentive in place. A boycott action or a strike-action can greatly impact supply or demand. Further, it can create new incentives and disincentives based on its impact, its perceived cause, and i