Conclusion

This section attempts to underscore the uniqueness of the proactive society by sketching a brief historical narrative in which the titular system is compared favorably with its consecutive predecessors. To that effect, it emphasizes that proactivity, treated as an inherent - though often dormant - element of human action, can be justifiably regarded as the ultimate meta-factor of production, whose constructive use determines the productivity of various combinations of the remaining factors: land, labor, capital, and even entrepreneurship. It also stresses that the proactive orientation can be best promoted by concerted efforts of distinct social groups - researchers, entrepreneurs, costumers, etc. - all of whom can exhibit its unique and mutually reinforcing manifestations in their respective lines of occupation, thereby demonstrating its beneficial potential with particular visibility.