Introduction to Cybernetic Economics

Author: Ge Changxiang (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: It is a work that expands the field of economic research in terms of epistemology. It is a work that uses the basic concepts, theories, and methods of systems theory, information theory, and cybernetics to explain the emergence of economic problems, the composition of economic systems, the laws of economic movement, the states of economic systems, and the control of economic processes. Introduction to Cybernetic Economics is a specialized work that expands the field of economic research in terms of epistemology. The author selects a completely new perspective to attempt an analysis and discussion of economic systems and economic issues, leaving readers with a fresh and innovative understanding. Within the scope of economics, this book systematically elaborates on issues related to the movement of economic systems and the control of economic processes, covering aspects such as systems and system states, system structure and function, system behavior and objectives, system movement and processes, state information and control, among others. The exposition and discussion of these contents are not only rich in content but also easy to understand and logically rigorous. Throughout the book, the author closely integrates relevant theories such as systems theory, information theory, and cybernetics when elaborating and discussing economic issues, providing basic theories and methods of cybernetics to understand economic phenomena and explore fundamental approaches to controlling economic movement. Although the book explores the depth and breadth of related content, it remains a specialized work worth recommending to readers. It not only discusses preliminary epistemological achievements but also proposes in-depth research directions on many issues. The publication of this book is expected to provide inspiration and assistance for those engaged in the teaching, research, and practical application of management science and economics, as well as for the cultivation of relevant talent.