Relationship Between Dependency and Power

In the following article we will explain the relationship between five power infrastructure (essential, fee, legal, expert, and reference) and dependence and power. I will prepare a thesis on the relationship between each base and the above. The mining environment of this paper is the theoretical scenario where the company creates a marketing plan for real estate company A. Company A has three employees, and employee 1 has worked for 12 years in the marketing department. Employee 2 is the only Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in the accounting department, and Employee 3 is working for me.

In other words, in the relationship between power and power, the higher the reliance on people who provide power, the greater the ability for those to depend on. Even if you have what others need, when you control yourself you can control them by letting them depend on you. In that case, dependencies are inversely proportional to alternative supply. If you have enough, your strength will not increase even if you have it. If everyone is smart, intelligence has no special advantage. Likewise, super rich are no longer power. However, as in the old proverbs, in the blind country, the one eye one is king. If you can create monopolies by controlling information fame and something others want, they are up to you. Instead, the more you can expand the choice, the less power you give to others.

I believe that the power derived from dependence is a form of normative problem of power since it limits freedom. From a republican point of view, establishing dependencies with other agents is a limitation of such (probably) freedom, if freedom is understood to be non-dominant. From the viewpoint of conditional freedom of the agent, if dependence is understood as freedom is not constrained, dependence gives special responsibilities to the agent, but others will be able to guarantee that other freedoms are guaranteed Responsible for responsibility. When doing so is a failure of defending others' freedom is like limiting their freedom. Therefore, from the viewpoint of liberalism and republicanism, the power derived from dependence is (probably) a free limit, so a special reason is necessary.