After the heavy mathematics of the last chapter, we return to PhysicsPhysics and abandon the assumption that, to a good approximation, economic systems are Equilibrium systemsequilibrium systems in the sense used in Statistical PhysicsStatistical Physics. We now look at economic processes as processes of an Inflation systeminflation system. Although this perspective has been the subject of research for some years, there is still no credible application of the fundamental principles of physics that we will explore here. Furthermore, there is no market acceptance, and the entire topic remains a subject of research, despite the more or less unanimous recognition that the current Markovian approachMarkovian approach presents significant problems.