Economic Complexity and Equilibrium Illusion: Essays on Market Instability and Macro Vitality

1. Introduction Part 1 Methodological Review: Economic Complexity, Equilibrium Illusion, And Evolutionary Dynamics 2. Equilibrium Illusion, Economic Complexity, And Evolutionary Foundation Of Economic Analysis (2008) 3. Evolutionary Economic Dynamics: Persistent Business Cycles, Disruptive Technology, And The Trade-off Between Stability And Complexity (2005) Part 2 Macro Vitality: Trend-cycle Separation, Economic Chaos And Persistent Cycles 4. Empirical And Theoretical Evidence Of Economic Chaos (1988) 5. Searching For Economic Chaos: A Challenge To Econometric Practice And Nonlinear Tests (1993) 6. A Random Walk Or Color Chaos On The Stock Market? --^ Time-frequency Analysis Of S & P Indexes (1996) 7. Trends, Shocks, Persistent Cycles In Evolving Economy: Business Cycle Measurement In Time-frequency Representation (1996) Part 3 Micro Interaction And Population Dynamics: Learning, Communication, And Market Share Competition 8. Origin Of Division Of Labor And Stochastic Mechanism Of Differentiation (1987) 9. Imitation, Learning, And Communication: Central Or Polarized Patterns In Collective Actions (1991) 10. Needham's Question And China's Evolution -- Cases Of Nonequilibrium Social Transition (1990) 11. China's Challenge To Economic Orthodoxy: Asian Reform As An Evolutionary, Self-organizing Process (1993) Part 4 Equilibrium Illusion And Meso Foundation: Perpetual Motion Machine, Representative Agents, And Organization Diversity 12. The Frisch Model Of Business Cycles --^ A Spurious Doctrine, But A Mysterious Success (1999) 13. Microfoundations Of Macroeconomic Fluctuations And The Laws Of Probability Theory: The Principle Of Large Numbers Vs. Rational Expectations Arbitrage (2002) 14. Complexity Of Transaction Costs And Evolution Of Corporate Governance (2007) Part 5 Market Instability, Natural Experiments, And Government Policy 15. Market Instability And Economic Complexity: Theoretical Lessons From Transition Experiments (2006) 16. From An Efficient To A Viable International Financial Market (2009) Epilogue. Chen Ping. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.