Quadriformities in Relations and Economic Systems

Consider the humble square of opposition in logic:

Isn’t it interesting that it illustrates or at least has some minimal resemblance to the 4 human relations and the 4 general social systems?

The human relations, in the order of increasing dignity and sophistication, are:

1. Hostility
2. Equality
3. Hierarchy
4. Complementarity

The social systems in which each of these relations prevails (in the corresponding order) are:

1. Autarky / total war
2. Slavery
3. Feudalism / serfdom
4. Laissez-faire capitalism

So, AO would seem to indicate hostility: if one is true, then the other must be false (Xor).

AA is obviously equality and is totally boring (Equivalence).

AI is hierarchy: if A is true, then I is true; but not vice versa (Implication).

And in IO (let’s use the subcontraries for this one), the propositions are complementary: at least one I or O is true, and maybe both are (Or). Each does its proper work in conveying truth, but neither interferes with or determines the other.

NB: these groups of 4 are not actually true quadriformities, because a quadriformity is 4 complementary things that together make up a whole.

The relations themselves are not complementary but rather hierarchical, going from the most primitive and savage to the most sublime.