Kvadra Gamma introduces commodity-money relations into the economic life. Its native element is a free market economy. In our case, this ambiguous term should be understood as the following provisions:
- limited state participation in the economy, in particular, ensuring the rule of law, macroeconomic regulation, non-profit social programs,
- healthy competition without monopoly, mafia, racketeering, pressure from shadow capital and other beta-inclusions ,
- an open economy, that is, with low taxes and low import duties,
- a free labor market with a mobile labor force,
- a developed banking system that ensures the rapid movement of capital to more profitable industries.
These things are all institutions that developed because of specific historical processes. You can't just will them into existence, and "Quadra Gamma" certainly didn't do it.