When I'm teaching economics, I am often thinking and creating connects between the subject of Economics and the insights from fractals: these are my current published works (on this blog) - towards a Fractal- Economic theory.
1.1 Marginal Analysis of Fractal
1.2 negative marginal utility is misattributed
1.3 marginal-cost-production-of-fractal
1.4-fractal-equilibrium-perfect-knowledge
1.5 Elasticity-complexity-fractal-dimension-
1.5.1 elasticity-along-straight line demand curve
1.6 -seven-plus-or-minus-two.
1.7 fractal-growth-development
1.8 sustainability and the fractal
1.9 inflation-aways-and-everwhere-fractal.
1.10 lorenz-curve-of-koch-snowflake-fractal
1.11 public-goods
1.12: macro-and-micro-economics-fractal
1.13: fractal-monopoly-vs-perfect competition
1.14:evolution-and-fractal.
1.15: rationality-and-chaos
1.16:Decades of Common Agriculture Policy leave Europe with little future hope
1.17:The Credit Card Effect rather than the butterfly effect.
1.18 Ceteris Paribus and the fractal
1.19 Paradox of Value and the fractal
These are my amateur writings on the fractal and other. I say fractals are everywhere and everything, and it is more interesting finding what is not fractal. From the fractal I have developed theories of the following. Classical (marginal) Economics; A fractal interpretation of QM. The de Broglie Wave function is the demand curve. Inflation: both cosmic and monetary. The infrared atmosphere. Unifying QM with 'large scale'. Pi in nature.
