Interactions Within Complex Economic System

The emergence of a complex economic system is an interesting issue that has been addressed by many economists. This paper suggests that the processes that develop network formation within economic agents could be assimilated with the same procedures used by neurons in the human brain. Furthermore, the present paper presents a heuristic proof that suggests that the previous assumption is possible since the complex economic system, as a biological one, is a self-organization that has the same properties as any ergodic random dynamical chaotically system. In particular, it has been found that both systems possess a Markov Blanket or a Markov Decision Process, economically speaking. Furthermore, the demonstration in the present paper is restricted to how coupled dynamical systems organize themselves over time. In conclusion, the present work focuses on a simple but key aspect of complex economic system self-organization, providing a behavior metaphor in a different time-scale.