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Complexity economics

Complexity economics is a way of studying how things are connected. It looks at how everything affects each other, like when one thing changes, how that affects all the other things. To do this, complexity economics uses math and computers to understand how complicated systems work. For example, complexity economics can be used to study the economy and how different parts of the economy interact with each other. This can help us better understand how the economy works and how to make it better.