According to the theory in my book quoted, the essence of interdependecey is nothing other than the division of labor in the abstract meaning. If a division of labor is to be realised as a closed system, this system has to consist of (at least) three partners. This consideration is also based on my idea concerning the definition of a single set, the so-called law of the thinking unit. From this point of view, a whole society is defined as consisting of three socio-economic sectors, in the present case, the agricultural sector (A), the commercial-industrial sector (W), and the financial sector (F). We assume a whole society to be countable in terms of three social powers. All of the thinking in this paper is pursued by way of topology, group theory and isomorphism. Finally we consider the dynamic phase by which capital accumulation comes into being. The phase occurs through the net cost transfer between the three sectors and consists of three stage, the rising stage, the stabilized stage, and the vicious circling stages. As a strategy to avoid the last stage, we propose to load off the over investment of SOC (in the broad meaning) effected by the A and W sectors in the F sector. Nowadays, many countries give all kind of subsidies to the A-sector. Yet, as seen from our argument, this could well become just a further load for the A-sector through a chain reaction. "Good medicine tastes bitter."
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