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Again, Peter you are delving into selective extremes to make your point.
Unlike you, I don't accept that there is a simple correlation between
your 3 grade multiplication and Free Trade Ideology
One is an arithmetical conclusion the other is a theory based on an abstraction.
FTI is fine as an aspirational goal but where the rubber meets the road there are innumerable externalities that contribute to the out come. Simply deducing that what is INDICATED in abstraction and therefore assuming that it in its simplicity can be applied with accuracy or impunity to the real world is nonsense. Common sense tells one that these un/ill defined externalities (other factors) wil distort and create problems beyond that of the theory.
To then cobble together add ons etc simply creates fertile ground for unexpected conflicts and failings.
Think of my point as a line of computer code...in its self it is good however put that line of code with 2-4million others in a program you will get .....windows Vista a set of unpredictable problems. The reason is clear, the compatibility, with other code, operating system, languages, components, permutations et sec.
In life, when applying an abstract theory the complications are exponentially more.
You point about witch craft in context confirms your selectivity of factor to meet your theory and indication of possibilities of the z dimension.
You focused on the ones to you that are nonsense. It all depend on your objective/goal You a suggesting that the only viable options are those that are determined by Capitalism (as it is practised now) and Socialism.