Complexity in economics and beyond: Review paper

Complexity and complexity economics are relatively new fields of science, both which started at the beginning 1980s. As it had emerged, questions have been raised regarding complexity’s applicability on human-involved systems its predictive powers. Economics has in spotlight recent years within framework complexity, since is one most well-established social sciences. Within this framework, field referred to as economics. While early years, research distanced itself from reductionist neoclassic tradition that identified by use of, reliance on, descriptive equations. One salient feature somewhat unorthodox approach economic systems, emphasis non-equilibria. However proponents become more assertive needs be modest symbiotically co-exist with mainstream Although we focus under prism our underlying interest investigation how other disciplines, such industrial engineering operations research, may benefit a similar complexity-oriented perspective.
 Keywords: Complexity, economics, equation-based non-equilibrium