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    Probabilities in Market Economics Market* equals economy, economic, In the last 20-25 years. the accelerated Globalization, the rising Productivity, and the Chinese Industrialization have accelerated the moving and outsinging of industrial production by the large transnational corporations from the Most Developed Markets have brought more complex Global economic situation of industrial overproduction capacity, higher unemployment, rising national debt, increasing income inequality, and etc negative developments that exceed the abilities of currently used economics to deal with it appropriately. The Uncertainty Principle1, which changed Physics, in some degree applies to Economics bringing the Principles of Probabilities2 to manage the complexity and the uncertainty of these new developments. However, unlike in Q uantum Physics in the Quantum i.e. Market Economics the Plank Constant3 does not apply but a new J Constant should be applied, which vary between (-2.......0.........+2) from the lowest to the highest possible Market Security: Market Development is a seasonal Entropy/Equity Market Place. Through a Market Leap prompted by targeted injection of capital into a particular market sector or Natural Market Investment an accelerated Entropy/Equity process could establish artificial accelerated market activities, however if the Market Security is higher than a (0) a Market 1 For centuries, scientists have gotten used to the idea that something like strong objectivity is the foundation of knowledge. So much so that we have come to believe that it is an essential part of the scientific method and that without this most solid kind of objectivity science would be pointless and arbitrary. However, the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics (see below) denies that there is any such thing as a true and unambiguous reality at the bottom of everything. Reality is what you measure it to be, and no more. No matter how uncomfortable science is with this viewpoint, quantum physics is extremely accurate and is the foundation of modern physics (perhaps then an objective view of reality is not essential to the conduct of physics). And concepts, such as cause and effect, survive only as a consequence of the collective behavior of large quantum systems. 2 Definitions Probability is a measure of how likely it is (or how probable it is) that a given event will occur. The more likely an event is, the higher its probability. The sample space is the set of possible outcomes within a given context. The sample space is equivalent to the universal set. An event is a subset of the sample space. The elements in the event are referred to as favorable outcomes. The word "favorable" is not used to mean "good" or "desirable" in the normal sense. A favorable outcome means only that the event has occurred. The probability of an event is the number of elements in the event divided by the number of elements in the sample space. 3 The Planck constant (denoted h, also called Planck's constant) is a physical constant that is the quantum of action in quantum mechanics. The Planck constant was first described as the proportionality constant between the energy (E) of a charged atomic oscillator in the wall of a black body, and the frequency (ν) of its associated electromagnetic wave. This relation between the energy and frequency is called the Planck relation: Development higher than (0) is possible. The Globalization, which supports markets against Inflation in some market sectors, allows Market Leaps (accelerated market activities). The general market equilibrium evolves into part’s market equilibrium a complicated structure of interdependence between market sectors in a Globalized marketplace in which some sectors are more globalized than others, and therefore market sectors vary in their inflationary susceptibly. The overall lock of inflation in the US Economy, for this period of time, presents a prove for the powe

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    Probabilities in Market Economics Market* equals economy, economic, In the last 20-25 years. the accelerated Globalization, the rising Productivity, and the Chinese Industrialization have accelerated the moving and outsinging of industrial production by the large transnational corporations from the Most Developed Markets have brought more complex Global economic situation of industrial overproduction capacity, higher unemployment, rising national debt, increasing income inequality, and etc negative developments that exceed the abilities of currently used economics to deal with it appropriately. The Uncertainty Principle1, which changed Physics, in some degree applies to Economics bringing the Principles of Probabilities2 to manage the complexity and the uncertainty of these new developments. However, unlike in Q uantum Physics in the Quantum i.e. Market Economics the Plank Constant3 does not apply but a new J Constant should be applied, which vary between (-2.......0.........+2) from the lowest to the highest possible Market Security: Market Development is a seasonal Entropy/Equity Market Place. Through a Market Leap prompted by targeted injection of capital into a particular market sector or Natural Market Investment an accelerated Entropy/Equity process could establish artificial accelerated market activities, however if the Market Security is higher than a (0) a Market 1 For centuries, scientists have gotten used to the idea that something like strong objectivity is the foundation of knowledge. So much so that we have come to believe that it is an essential part of the scientific method and that without this most solid kind of objectivity science would be pointless and arbitrary. However, the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics (see below) denies that there is any such thing as a true and unambiguous reality at the bottom of everything. Reality is what you measure it to be, and no more. No matter how uncomfortable science is with this viewpoint, quantum physics is extremely accurate and is the foundation of modern physics (perhaps then an objective view of reality is not essential to the conduct of physics). And concepts, such as cause and effect, survive only as a consequence of the collective behavior of large quantum systems. 2 Definitions Probability is a measure of how likely it is (or how probable it is) that a given event will occur. The more likely an event is, the higher its probability. The sample space is the set of possible outcomes within a given context. The sample space is equivalent to the universal set. An event is a subset of the sample space. The elements in the event are referred to as favorable outcomes. The word "favorable" is not used to mean "good" or "desirable" in the normal sense. A favorable outcome means only that the event has occurred. The probability of an event is the number of elements in the event divided by the number of elements in the sample space. 3 The Planck constant (denoted h, also called Planck's constant) is a physical constant that is the quantum of action in quantum mechanics. The Planck constant was first described as the proportionality constant between the energy (E) of a charged atomic oscillator in the wall of a black body, and the frequency (ν) of its associated electromagnetic wave. This relation between the energy and frequency is called the Planck relation: Development higher than (0) is possible. The Globalization, which supports markets against Inflation in some market sectors, allows Market Leaps (accelerated market activities). The general market equilibrium evolves into part’s market equilibrium a complicated structure of interdependence between market sectors in a Globalized marketplace in which some sectors are more globalized than others, and therefore market sectors vary in their inflationary susceptibly. The overall lock of inflation in the US Economy, for this period of time, presents a prove for the powe

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    Probabilities in Mavrket Economics

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    Probabilities in Market Economics Market* equals economy, economic, In the last 20-25 years. the accelerated Globalization, the rising Productivity, and the Chinese Industrialization have accelerated the moving and outsinging of industrial production by the large transnational corporations from the Most Developed Markets have brought more complex Global economic situation of industrial overproduction capacity, higher unemployment, rising national debt, increasing income inequality, and etc negative developments that exceed the abilities of currently used economics to deal with it appropriately. The Uncertainty Principle1, which changed Physics, in some degree applies to Economics bringing the Principles of Probabilities2 to manage the complexity and the uncertainty of these new developments. However, unlike in Q uantum Physics in the Quantum i.e. Market Economics the Plank Constant3 does not apply but a new J Constant should be applied, which vary between (-2.......0.........+2) from the lowest to the highest possible Market Security: Market Development is a seasonal Entropy/Equity Market Place. Through a Market Leap prompted by targeted injection of capital into a particular market sector or Natural Market Investment an accelerated Entropy/Equity process could establish artificial accelerated market activities, however if the Market Security is higher than a (0) a Market 1 For centuries, scientists have gotten used to the idea that something like strong objectivity is the foundation of knowledge. So much so that we have come to believe that it is an essential part of the scientific method and that without this most solid kind of objectivity science would be pointless and arbitrary. However, the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics (see below) denies that there is any such thing as a true and unambiguous reality at the bottom of everything. Reality is what you measure it to be, and no more. No matter how uncomfortable science is with this viewpoint, quantum physics is extremely accurate and is the foundation of modern physics (perhaps then an objective view of reality is not essential to the conduct of physics). And concepts, such as cause and effect, survive only as a consequence of the collective behavior of large quantum systems. 2 Definitions Probability is a measure of how likely it is (or how probable it is) that a given event will occur. The more likely an event is, the higher its probability. The sample space is the set of possible outcomes within a given context. The sample space is equivalent to the universal set. An event is a subset of the sample space. The elements in the event are referred to as favorable outcomes. The word "favorable" is not used to mean "good" or "desirable" in the normal sense. A favorable outcome means only that the event has occurred. The probability of an event is the number of elements in the event divided by the number of elements in the sample space. 3 The Planck constant (denoted h, also called Planck's constant) is a physical constant that is the quantum of action in quantum mechanics. The Planck constant was first described as the proportionality constant between the energy (E) of a charged atomic oscillator in the wall of a black body, and the frequency (ν) of its associated electromagnetic wave. This relation between the energy and frequency is called the Planck relation: Development higher than (0) is possible. The Globalization, which supports markets against Inflation in some market sectors, allows Market Leaps (accelerated market activities). The general market equilibrium evolves into part’s market equilibrium a complicated structure of interdependence between market sectors in a Globalized marketplace in which some sectors are more globalized than others, and therefore market sectors vary in their inflationary susceptibly. The overall lock of inflation in the US Economy, for this period of time, presents a prove for the powe

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    In the last 20-25 years. the accelerated Globalization, the rising Productivity, and the Chinese Industrialization have accelerated the moving and outsinging of industrial roduction by the large transnational cor orations from the !ost "evelo ed !ar#ets have brought more com le$ Global economic situation of industrial over roduction ca acity, higher unem loyment, rising national debt, increasing income ine%uality, and etc negative develo ments that e$ceed the abilities of currently used economics to deal &ith it a ro riately. 'he (ncertainty Princi le), &hich changed Physics, in some degree a lies to *conomics bringing the Princi les of Probabilities2 to manage the com le$ity and the uncertainty of these ne& develo ments. +o&ever, unli#e in , uantum Physics in the ,uantum i.e. !ar#et *conomics the Plan# Constant does not a ly but a ne& . Constant should be a lied, &hich vary bet&een /2.......0.........021 from the lo&est to the highest ossible !ar#et
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    )robability is a measure of how likely it is !or how probable it is" that a given event will occur. *he more likely an event is, the higher its probability. *he sample space is the set of possible outcomes within a given conte%t. *he sample space is e uivalent to the universal set. &n event is a subset of the sample space. *he elements in the event are referred to as favorable outcomes. *he word +favorable+ is not used to mean +good+ or +desirable+ in the normal sense. & favorable outcome means only that the event has occurred. *he probability of an event is the number of elements in the event divided by the number of elements in the sample space.

    *he )lanck constant !denoted h, also called )lanck-s constant" is a physical constant. that is the uantum. of action. in uantum mechanics.. *he )lanck constant was first described as the proportionality constant. between the energy. !/" of a charged atomic oscillator in the wall of a black body., and the fre uency. !0." of its associated electromagnetic wave.. *his relation between the energy and fre uency is called the )lanck relation1

    2ecurity3 !ar#et "evelo ment is a seasonal *ntro y4*%uity !ar#et Place. 'hrough a !ar#et 5ea rom ted by targeted in6ection of ca ital into a articular mar#et sector or 7atural !ar#et Investment an accelerated *ntro y4*%uity rocess could establish artificial accelerated mar#et activities, ho&ever if the !ar#et 2ecurity is higher than a /01 a !ar#et "evelo ment higher than /01 is ossible. 'he Globalization, &hich su orts mar#ets against Inflation in some mar#et sectors, allo&s !ar#et 5ea s /accelerated mar#et activities1. 'he general mar#et e%uilibrium evolves into art8s mar#et e%uilibrium a com licated structure of interde endence bet&een mar#et sectors in a Globalized mar#et lace in &hich some sectors are more globalized than others, and therefore mar#et sectors vary in their inflationary susce tibly. 'he overall loc# of inflation in the (2 *conomy, for this eriod of time, resents a rove for the o&er of these ne& forces. !ar#et 2ecurity is a fundamental !ar#et 9gent that could rom t !ar#et "evelo ment:. 'o succeed !ar#et 2ecurity over /01 a fair !ar#et Com etition is re%uired, &hereas !ar#et 9gents such as 5arge ;usinesses and Investors, and 2mall ;usinesses and Investors should be setu into a e%ual access to financing. 'here are t&o ossibility for such3 either the Government interfere into !ar#ets by roviding additional security to the small business8 loans, &hich is not mar#et related a roach if under a lo&er !ar#et 2ecurity, and in many cases are olitically motivated reversible actions , or &hen targeted !ar#et 2ectoral investments are in6ected into a higher !ar#et 2ecurity that &ould conse%uence into seasoned !ar#et "evelo ment /mar#et e%uilibrium &hen e$ anded business activities1. Current mar#et conditions are &ith very lo& !ar#et 2ecurity3 the large businesses and investors are given advantage in a a loc# of <ule of 5a&s8 ;usiness *nvironment, therefor, any ca ital in6ections under such condition could not boost !ar#et "evelo ment, these may stir tem orally business activities bit cannot succeed seasoned !ar#et "evelo ment /e$am le for this is the City of "etroit, &here for years many ca ital in6ections could not succeed !ar#et "evelo ment1= currently used *conomics tolerates lo& !ar#et 2ecurity, because such is considered hel ful to tric#le-u ca ital into the very fe&, &ho &ere su ose to tric#le-it-do&n into business activities and economic gro&th, ho&ever, the Globalization and rising Productivity have rovided Global o ortunities for such reinvestment, and the e$ anding &ealth ine%uality results of these ne& develo ments3 the large transnational cor orations and the direct international investment are the economic agents for these global o ortunities. *nhancing the <ule of 5a& in ;usiness3 5iability 5a&s, Contract 5a&s, Consumer Protection 5a&s, *nvironmental 5a&s, Insurance > ;onding 5a&s, Intellectual Pro erty 5a&s &ill im rove the !ar#et 2ecurity by marginalize the ine%uality in
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    the mar#et com etition. 'he . Constant &ill go above /01 and therefor if ca ital in6ections are ro erly done !ar#et "evelo ment could be succeeded. 'he Probabilities8 Princi le is to be used3 *to give the right levels for possible Capital Injections without prompting Inflation/Deflation. *To show the amount of possible such Capital Injections. *To oversee the possible results, *and if some emergences arouse the possible actions to be taken that would disperse the negative bubbles. 2imulations, historical and ro6ective by using Possibilities8 Princi le are in a &or#ing rocess.
    Joshua Ioji Konov 2014 Table 1

    Md = Market Development LIR = Lending Interest Rate En = Market Entropy Eq = Market Equity E = Market Equilibrium EE1= Market Leap

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