To
the model we then add reciprocity and symmetry (Diagram II B). From now on you
will notice arrows on both ends of the lines to represent reciprocity and
symmetry. The element of reciprocity adds the dimension of mutual exchange. Another
way to describe what happens during an exchange is to see exchange as the
fulfillment of the double inequality of wants. I want what you have more than
what I have and you reciprocate those feelings, therefore we exchange.
Proportionality
and relativity manifest themselves in the world via the element of symmetry. For
example, as transformation within the economy increases the other vital
elements of the economy also increase and the economy as a whole increases. The
model now becomes:
MORE THAN
LAISSEZ-FAIRE,
pp. 13-14.
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