complex system (economy)

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• complex dynamic systemconcept0.842
  Type of system with many interacting parts that evolves over time; examples in abstract.
• Complex Adaptive Systemsframework0.812
  Theory by John Holland studying general conditions under which adaptation can occur.
• A complex system is one in which users' actions have unseen direct effects and unanticipated indirect effectsclaim0.803
  Jackson's definition of complex systems and motivation for why concepts are essential to user understanding
• systemconcept0.778
  The regulated entity or process; includes air traffic, endocrine balances, money flows.
• Programming Systemconcept0.760
  Defined as an integrated and complete set of tools sufficient for creating, modifying, and executing programs, including notations, facilities, and interfaces—broader than programming languages alone.
• systemsconcept0.758
  Represented by wires in process theory; the objects that processes act upon
• The economy is a collective intelligence with autonomous multi-scale elements exhibiting adaptive problem-solvingclaim0.757
  Central thesis: economy exemplifies collective intelligence; justifies economic analysis via TAME framework
• Price systemconcept0.751
  Identified as the cognitive glue of the economy; serves as generic template for all cognitive glues