I had not considered moving the question to either end of the bookshelf, is it concentrations first and then economic action, or economic action and then large

I had not considered moving the question to either end of the bookshelf, is it concentrations first and then economic action, or economic action and then large concentrations. Instead of waiting for the boolean T or F on which it is, we could answer both and see: "One needs money to make a business." (not possible without large concentrations of wealth, business as a result of wealth) "Businesses occasionally make people super wealthy." (happens as a result of economic action, wealth as a result of business). Does not the reaction halt if there is not enough wealth to make a business?