Systems permit merging social, ecological and economic objectives without subsidy or taxation.
Systems increase output with less input, pursuing growth, in co-evolution with nature. Systems increase total productivity, while at the same time increase jobs AND eliminate pollution. Systems are more efficient when more local, clustered, driven by biodiversity from all 5 Kingdoms of Nature, optimizing the whole, without maximizing benefits for only one. The system's competitiveness is based on economies of scope, diminishing the importance of economies of scale. The management of systems emulates the immune system.