What matters is not who will rise, but which sector will be replaced so that another can better serve the operation. It also does not matter which sector will be at the center of someone’s interest, because the issue does not truly concern sectors but people, their relationships, and the way of working that provides solutions. In this way, selection emerges from society itself or from a group of people who share some form of relationship, even if only a faint one. As we understand, the economy isn't something fixed, but something indeterminate, shaped according to the real conditions to which a business must adapt.
It is therefore necessary, in economics, to clarify what exactly we are referring to under the general concept and to dedicate a distinct category to each perspective that examines the notion of the economy through a different lens, for example planning or profit intensity. This is similar to what happens in geometry with its various types: Euclidean geometry, hyperbolic geometry, elliptic geometry, Manhattan geometry and arithmetic geometry, as well as many others that usually form parts of or connections between the above.
Moreover, models of graphical data representation, whether economic or of other kinds, have often been introduced with an almost religious reverence in their presentation. These are often paradoxical shapes that require a certain degree of fixation and imagination regarding the subject matter.