Chaos, Complexity, And Nonlinear Economic Theory (Record no. 10002)

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International Standard Book Number 9789811267413
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Source of stock number/acquisition World Scientific Publishing
Terms of availability USD 98.00
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Personal name Zhang, Wei-bin
245 10 - TITLE STATEMENT
Title Chaos, Complexity, And Nonlinear Economic Theory
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Name of publisher, distributor, etc. World Scientific
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2023
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Expansion of summary note What do economic chaos and uncertainties mean in rational or irrational economic theories? How do simple deterministic interactions among a few variables lead to unpredictable complex phenomena? Why is complexity of economies causing so many conflicts and confusions worldwide?This book provides a comprehensive introduction to recent developments of complexity theory in economics. It presents different models based on well-accepted economic mechanisms such as the Solow model, Ramsey model, and Lucas model. It is focused on presenting complex behaviors, such as business cycles, aperiodic motion, bifurcations, catastrophes, chaos, and hidden attractors, in basic economic models with nonlinear behavior. It shows how complex nonlinear phenomena are identified from various economic mechanisms and theories. These models demonstrate that the traditional or dominant economic views on evolution of, for instance, capitalism market, free competition, or Keynesian economics, are not generally valid. Markets are unpredictable and nobody knows with certainty the consequences of policies or other external factors in economic systems with simple interactions.
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Target audience note Professional and scholarly
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Terms governing use and reproduction For sale with non-exclusive rights
Jurisdiction WORLD
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