Economic homeostasis through negative feedback in the market using a floating taxation policy: an initial insight

Dimitri Marques Abramov

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Abstract: The market economy is contemporaneously considered as a complex adaptive system, chaotic and far from equilibrium. However, there are no feedback mechanisms that provide stability to the system. In this preliminary essay, I outline the fundamental idea of a floating taxation system to compensate for the market oscillations of goods, growth and profit of companies and their socio-environmental impact, promoting the long-term stability of the economic system.

Date: 2018-10-16
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