Elementary cellular automata simulations indicate that classical economics better captures price coordination via interactive logical choices based on objective data, while neoclassical economics lacks any such mechanism.
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Revising price coordination in the classical and neoclassical economics based on elementary cellular automata
Elementary cellular automata simulations indicate that classical economics better captures price coordination via interactive logical choices based on objective data, while neoclassical economics lacks any such mechanism.