ECON 328-0
Complexity Economics
Relaxing the traditional assumptions of an economy in equilibrium populated by agents who are perfectly rational. Complexity economics is one alternative approach that assumes that markets may not be in equilibrium and that the people in the economy may not perfectly understand their environment. They face fundamental uncertainty in their decision-making.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisites: ECON 281-0 , ECON 310-1 , ECON 310-2 . SoC Individual and Social Behavior Distro
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
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Catalogue variants
- Complexity Economics · 1 Unit · Undergraduate