The Locus Model
The Locus Model is a new theoretical framework for understanding economic activity.
By organizing and ordering the components of an economy according to their functional roles, the Locus Model enables a deeper understanding of the moving parts of the global economy.
Locus defines an economic system as any system that produces a product, whether it be a worker, a company, or an industry. Locus has studied the components common to all economic systems, identifying an essential set of parts that exists in all economic systems. By identifying and cataloging patterns, Locus has developed a model of the activities and resources that exist in all economic systems, as well as the relations that exist between multiple systems. This model is used to analyze the composition of industries and companies.
The Locus Activity Cycle describes the fundamental activities of all economic systems.