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Summary
This book tells us who we are, what we are doing and where
we are going from an economic perspective. Economic Reality Since the inception of the industrial revolution, the
dazzling complexity of economic phenomena have been fascinating
and puzzling many people for years. Markets rise and fall.
Fantastic economic growth is often followed by a devastating
recession. Oddly enough, order leads to chaos. The market
economy seems to have its own rhythm. It is the rhythm of
prosperity. It is the rhythm of chaos. The 17th century speculative frenzy in tulip bulbs propelled
the spectacular economic growth. When the tulip bubble burst,
so many dreams were destroyed. After nearly a decade of
prosperity, the Great Depression struck, causing immense
economic destruction. In the mid-1980s, real estate and stock
prices in Japan skyrocketed. Then the market crashed, throwing
the economy into a decade-long stagnation, known as the Lost
Decades. Not long ago, the Financial Crisis 2008 shocked the world.
We all witnessed the scenes of devastation that the financial
tsunami left behind. Most recently, the looming debt crisis in
Europe and the high unemployment rate in the U.S. cast shadow
over future growth. Fundamental Questions As the European sovereign debt crisis is lingering and the
world economic growth is slowing down, many of us try to make
sense out of this complex, seemingly chaotic reality, raising
some fundamental questions: So far, these questions either largely remain unanswered or
are answered unsatisfactorily. This book attempts to answer
these questions and beyond. Given the depth and the magnitude
of these questions, economics has been largely rewritten from
an unorthodox perspective. Hopefully, the book would call for a
profound rethinking of mainstream economics, promote a
collaborative research on economic forecasting, and eventually
benefit economic development in the world. What Is Eco-Dynamic-Evolutionary Economics? The eco-dynamic-evolutionary economics described in this
book is a new, distinctive and unified economic synthesis. It
is the interdisciplinary study that combines traditional
economics, evolution theory, ecology and mathematics to form a
coherent whole. It perceives and analyzes economic phenomena
from an unconventional perspective, that is, human nature, so
as to deepen our fundamental understanding of the nature of the
market economy. More importantly, it studies economic dynamics
by developing a mathematical framework for building a set of
nonlinear dynamic models. These models may be used to simulate
complex economic systems at both microeconomic and
macroeconomic level. Despite the unorthodox approach, this economic synthesis is
supposed to be a unified economic theory. Theoretically, it
does not reject mainstream economics. Instead, it attempts to
integrate the mainstream economics, particularly Adam
Smith’s free market economy, Keynesian economics as well
as the law of demand and the law of supply, into this economic
synthesis to form a coherent whole. The Basic Structure of the Book This book has two volumes. Volume I basically deals with
general concepts and principles regarding the nature of the
market economy. Volume II primarily focus on the principles of
economic dynamics, dynamic models and their application. Volume I http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005OK4XJ0
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Volume II http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006EE96PQ