Economy-of-Scale Efficiency: Restatement of the General Case

Instead of "economies" of scale, we should have a singular "economy" of scale being the incentivizing model of efficiency.

Rather than each individual firm seeking an economy of scale that consolidates into a too-big-to-fail ontology, we should organize with a free-market, pluralistic ontology ensuring in priority a macro-economic singularity.

With the gamma-risk ontology being organized in priority, instead of being managed in posteriority, we can proceed with a process organized for both economic growth and stability. Gaming for power becomes a function of operating within established parameters organized "a priori." An organized economy-of-scale efficiency that is too big to fail "a posteriori" will be rendered obsolete, and the abuses of power characteristic of being to big to fail will result in certain failure of the firm.

Ensuring a macro economy of scale will incentivize continuous economic growth in priority rather than continuous consolidation and economic contraction to achieve the measure of success--the profit margin.

Rather than an economy of scale being the natural model of economic efficiency that supports the exploits of a power elite, it is an ontology (a naturally occurring process) of efficiency to be ensured by the sovereign for the purpose of securing the general welfare and the domestic tranquility. It is an incentivized process purposefully applied in priority to ensure deconsolidation, rather than consolidation, of power, economic or political.

Just as absolute monarchy became the absolute sovereignty of The People organized into the absolute authority of the state, alien still but functionally, more pluralistically, dependant on The People for the source of its power, the economy-of-scale singularity consolidates the interests of The People with the ambitions of power in priority.

Just as monarchs organized mercantilism to serve their interest before The Revolution, capitalism was organized to effect a more equitable distibution of sovereign power among the mercantile elite to serve their interest by authority of the state.

The Enlightenment, like The Revolution, is both old and new.

It is time for a restatement of the general case.

Instead of organizing for an authoritarian effect, we can wisely organize for a free-market effect. The tendency to consolidate (the gamma-risk that cannot be avoided) can be harnessed to ensure an effective pluralism, and the sustainable incentive for economic expansion that comes with it, in priority.