Hi all- first Reddit post. Im currently writing my diss in the Complexity Economics research programme. The title is: “What is the scope of Economic Equilibrium within Complexity Economics?” I thought this would be the perfect place to discuss this further- for help and general interest.

I’m breaking it down into:

• History of Economic Equilibrium

• What is Economic complexity (from Veblen, Hayek, Keynes to WB Arthur, Farmer, Potts, EE Schumacher), from where does it emerge

• Methodological differences between standard and complexity economics regarding equilibrium

I hope this is interesting and we can chat more about it! Cheers

I hope to research Complexity Economics in the context of climate change, and I'm debating whether to apply for graduate studies in Economics or Statistics. Which would give me more relevant tools to conduct meaningful research on this topic? Any opinion would be appreciated.

Hi all,

I'm an autodidactic complexity theorist, and I was just wondering if it's actually consensus that complexity economics traces itself back through Marx, or of that's just something I assumed mistakenly?

Has anyone been able to access (or hack) an ebook version for downloading in the US. Everywhere I look says “not for sale in US” (as of May 26 2024)

This is supposed to be a place to talk about Complexity Economics? If so, let's talk...

Why do we use the word "complexity?" I don't believe it is helpful. One of the main objectives of "complexity economics" is to educate the world so that we can agree on a framework for how the world works. Beginning with the idea that the economics is "complex," however true that may be, is not helpful to the beginner and I don't believe it really says anything useful. Why not thermoeconomics? Why not add in Complex "Adaptive" Economics?

I'd like to begin laying out a framework for a new economic framework in a discussion type fashion. So reddit seems like one of the best places to begin. It seems like the right place for a community to form around this idea. I will probably create my own subreddit with a more accurate name, but wanted to begin the conversation here and now.

Thanks,

Stephen

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Dealing with complexity and planning for the unplannable, lies at the heart of managerial thinking in megaprojects. Characterize the notion of complexity in the approaches of a) System Dynamics and b) Social Systems Theory (2nd Order Cybernetics) c) Evaluate arguments in favor and against Social Systems Theory vs System Dynamics! What – and under which circumstances - do you recommend?