I was going to but its really a theorithical model. And to be far i was basing these on the practical results of capital policies rather than just detacted philosphical viewpoints.
And to be fair the transnational model by-and-large is laissez-faire save that the resulting concentration of power in large capital groupings is the practical result.
The market is left to its own devises. That makes the dominant market players the ultimate source of authority, this is what happens in the majority of markets.

Thats why I used these six models rather than the more theorithical economic ones. Im sorry if their not entirely to your liking, but I had to generalise using real practical markets rather than more idealised ones.
Possibly I should have phrased the question better.

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