D. Simpson Knihy

Three children try to solve the mystery of their father's disappearance when they move from London to a country cottage and befriend the porter on the local railway.

By viewing the market economy as a complex adaptive system, this book provides a deeper understanding of its dynamics compared to traditional neoclassical theories. It explores how nonlinear interactions among individuals and random events shape market emergence, economic growth patterns, and business cycles. The implications of complexity theory for decision-making in business and government are thoroughly examined, culminating in a forward-looking analysis of the market economy's future evolution.