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Issues in Integral Economics

Holistic Mathematics leads to three distinctive scientific paradigms which provide the framework for a full understanding of Economics. These are:

The "real" quantitative paradigm for the static analysis of partial systems (Analytical Economics).
The "imaginary" qualitative paradigm for the dynamic integration of holistic systems (Holistic Economics).
The "complex" interactive paradigm which is based on the integration of both quantitative and qualitative aspects (Comprehensive Economics).

The conventional scientific approach - as used in Economics - is based on a limited reading of just one paradigm (i.e. the "real" analytical paradigm). This leads in turn to a highly reduced interpretation of key economic concepts.

The following three contributions to the Wilber Forum (on the World of Ken Wilber web-site) represent a brief introduction to this topic.

Dynamic Approach to Economics

Market Reductionism

Market System -its divorce from value