The General Theory of Economic Evolution

This textbook provides an integrated framework for understanding evolutionary economics, exploring economic systems' rules and their changes in The General Theory of Economic Evolution.

The first textbook to explore the evolution of evolutionary economics, The General Theory of Economic Evolution offers a comprehensive framework for understanding economic systems. It delves into the rules governing these systems, their coordination, and the factors that drive their changes over time. This foundational work is essential for grasping the complexities of economic evolution, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and students alike.

In The General Theory of Economic Evolution, readers will find a wealth of pedagogical features, including essay and tutorial questions, case studies, and a thorough bibliography. The book introduces a novel analytical framework designed to study the nature and causes of long-term economic growth and development within market systems. By examining the roots of the neoclassical tradition, the author develops insights across micro, meso, and macro domains, ultimately providing valuable lessons for policy analysis.

Focusing on an open-systems analytical approach, The General Theory of Economic Evolution refines the analytical foundations of a new general theory of economic evolution. This volume is a must-read for anyone interested in the intricate evolutionary aspects of the knowledge-based economy in contemporary society, offering a deeper understanding of its structure and dynamics.