Bifurcation Points for Society
Bifurcation points on the financial market exist as long as the market itself and the whole human society exist in this world. Even in history we can see this. The example of Roman Empire can show us the situation when there was a strong trend of decline for a couple of centuries, and no development and progress was done for rising the financial market by the nation of consumers, which ran noteworthy fiscal and trade deficits plus corruption and high taxation. So it was finished by the barbarian invasion and the total military and financial defeat.
Bifurcation points of the society show the most notable aspects of the financial system's development or degradation in the short-term period. The financial market itself is a flexible but weak system that can be influenced through the entire strength by the weakest factor which wasn't obvious from the very origin of the bifurcation situation.
The feudal society distorted from its own inner contradictions, but humanity did not go back to the Stone Age; instead its fail gave birth to a like-chalk-and-cheese economic system known today as capitalism.
We can likewise view the growth of the economic and political system. As difficulty rises and the current institutional and authoritarian structure cannot cope with inner disorder, the breakpoint is naturally reached with the outbreak of a financial crisis; this as a rule leads to social bedlam, rebellion, social and financial re-engineering, and qualitative jumps in improvement. Financial market itself can cause either the system's fall-down or bring about evolution.