… results to models of genetic evolution. A reduced variable … this paper: system decomposability
and aggregation of variables. … systems from the perspective of applicability to evolutionary …

… This omission may leave a student of evolution with the … fitness-rankings, one for each econ,
it is possible to … to me in correspondence by an evolutionary population biologist of distinction…

… /energy transfer in economic nature. Though such discrepancies may well turn out not to
be significant, work in evolutionary thermodynamics is not considered further in this review. …

… evolutionary approach is at odds with the corpus of nonevolutionary theory that dominates
economic thinking, and (2) evolutionary economics … The aggregate attractiveness of all firms is …

… result of non-zero sum gains from information aggregation. … As we will discuss, current
evolutionary theory views evolution … part of the evolutionary fitness function in both economic and …

… evolution and on human economic interactions by assuming that natural selection driven by
inclusive fitness … , which can be individuals or aggregates such as companies. Cooperation …

… an artificial evolutionary system, a wealth aggregation fitness test … The mobility fitness test
resulted in agents evolving an … aggregation in a closed system, such as the world economy, is …

… Because evolutionary economics is naturally growth economics, I focus on differential …
fashion, so that at each level of aggregation we can reflect the forces of adaptation whether …

… For example, aggregate measures of system performance … used for pattern matehing and
testing the fit between map scenes. … The concept that a system may evolve through a sequence …

… In this paper we fit the model to all 20 … evolution of aggregate economic variables, such as
stock prices, is affected by market expectations of individual agents. Neoclassical economic the…