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International Journal of General Systems, 1974
In my own recollections the Society for General Systems Research, as it later came to be called, originated in a conversation around the lunch table at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences in Palo Alto, California, in the fall of 1954.
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In my own recollections the Society for General Systems Research, as it later came to be called, originated in a conversation around the lunch table at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences in Palo Alto, California, in the fall of 1954.
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Cybernetics of Economic Systems
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1971Techniques and concepts from cybernetics and engineering are used to combine partial models from economic literature into a more comprehensive macroeconomic model. The resulting linear model is capable of exhibiting short-period inventory cycles and long-period fixed capital investment cycles around a long-term constant growth rate trend.
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Economics of Recommender Systems
18th ACM Conference on Recommender SystemsThis tutorial dives into the economics of recommender systems (RSs), presenting existing and ongoing research on how they influence consumer choices, shape market outcomes, and change the incentives of those who interact with them, whether by designing, catering to, or using these systems.
Giacomo Calzolari +3 more
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ARE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS CONTROLLABLE?
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1986Abstract I propose that national economies and economic systems are not controllable. I will argue that the illusion of controllability originates from confusion in the conceptual area. There is a confusion between the controllability of certain natural processes and the controllability of economic processes, and between control and government ...
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2011
This chapter explains why it is essential to conduct all economic analysis within a complex (adaptive) systems framework and to show why this makes a very significant difference. It is explained what the original purpose of constrained optimization analysis was when it was imported into economics over a century ago and why what was a sensible and ...
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This chapter explains why it is essential to conduct all economic analysis within a complex (adaptive) systems framework and to show why this makes a very significant difference. It is explained what the original purpose of constrained optimization analysis was when it was imported into economics over a century ago and why what was a sensible and ...
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Autonomous Control of the Economic System
Econometrica, 1973The possible impact of autonomous control (vs. the price mechanism and directive control) on the functioning of an economic system is studied. It sheds some light on similarities among economic systems that are quite different in their higher functioning.
Kornai, Janos, Martos, Bela
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Challenges of China’s Economic System for Economic Theory [PDF]
, 2001 Abstract The challenges of the market economy in China for economic theory touch on four topics: private versus public ownership of assets, Western legal systems versus Eastern semiformal legal systems, individualism versus the collective good, and multiparty versus one-party political systems.
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Economic Relations and Economic Systems
2018Topicality. As is known, the economic theory is based on the fact that any economy is based on production and consumption of good and benefits that are necessary for people’s lives. At that, economy is based on people’s needs and economic interests, which make them act in one way or another. As a result, there appear relations of production (creation),
Svetlana N. Revina +3 more
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