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Re: City of Beijing announces Job Guarantee
On Sat, 06 Apr 2002 19:23:27 -0800, John O'Donnell
<jackodonnell@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>I have not created a macro model nor have I claimed to have
>done so. What I have done is demonstrate the effect that
>several macro policy choices have on micro decisions that
>lead to beneficial macro effects.
The latter requires what the former states is not done.
And the notion that the organisation of the whole can
be treated as a seperate "part" ignores the way that
complex systems work. Along the lines that JV pointed
out, the economy itself is a complex system, and in
a complex system the organisation of the parts cannot
be treated as a seperate part without missing the
emergent phenomena of the organised parts themselves.
A system which can be treated as you described is
necessarily a mechanical system (see the books of
Robert Rosen for more detail on this), and therefore
a flawed macroeconomic model.
Anyway, read Keen, read Rosen, read Lorenz, follow it
up. I'm sure you'll work it out.
Virtually,
Bruce McFarling, New Lambton, NSW
ecbm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Thread context:
- the role of explanation in causal holism,
Maria Sanchez Tue 09 Apr 2002, 11:26 GMT
- Deficit / interest rate comparison?,
James Baird Tue 09 Apr 2002, 01:45 GMT
- Re: City of Beijing announces Job Guarantee,
Bruce McFarling Mon 08 Apr 2002, 04:05 GMT
- current discussions,
mosler Sun 07 Apr 2002, 18:32 GMT
- Review of my forthcoming book,
pdavidso Sun 07 Apr 2002, 16:19 GMT
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