Economy

In this thread, problems on economy such as financial shock will be discussed.

Thermodynamics works out the upper limit of the thermal efficiency of a heat engine from the fact that a perpetual motion machine of the second kind is impossible.
Imitating this, there may be thermo-economics which works out the upper limit of the rate of interest of a financial instrument from the fact that a perpetual motion machine of economy is impossible.
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I suppose that some world economy consisting of only financial deals is supposed to be a perpetual motion machine of economy and it is impossible.

In other words, I suppose that any world economy consisting of only financial deals is not sustainable.

I suppose that this proposition can be used as a principle of thermo-economics.
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In the free market system, too, a person who sold you something can of course freely choose a product to buy with the money paid by you without your permission.

Does this cause the same effect as tax?

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Is it really to be called 'my money' when we take into account of tax effect of free market?
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They say that prices are high in an advanced nation.
That is analogous to the heavy motion of a rich software such as Windows Vista.
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Tax payers pay taxes from their money paid to them as tax.

I think of the following hypothetical mechanisms.

If someone buy some unnecessary product far away, he or she will need to sell his or her products at higher prices than before.
It will raise the price of the product which you will buy.
The rise is like a tax charged to you in the meaning that you can not refuse it by freely choosing what you buy or what you do not buy.

If someone buy some unnecessary product far away, the person who sell it will be able to buy products at higher prices than before.
It will raise the price of the product which you will sell.
The rise is like a tax charged to who will buy your product in the meaning that he or she can not refuse it by freely choosing what he or she buys or what he or she does not buy.

These are simplified examples of tax effect.

That is to say that I wonder if the free market system is a kind of compulsory Dutch treat system.
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That someone buy some unnecessary product is considered as a thing such that he or she buys a product which you do not buy if you are he or she.