Titlebook: Economic and Financial Market Behaviour; The Autopoietic Mark Emil Dinga,Camelia Oprean-Stan,Gabriela-Mariana Io Book 2023 The Editor(s) (i

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Social Selection in the Financial Market: Preliminary Issues,l selection and social one is done in its fundamentals, including the primary guide in that matter, namely social fitness. In this context, two essential logical dichotomies are put into evidence, from the perspective of social selection: formal vs. functional, directed vs. projected. The commandmen

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Social Selection in the Financial Market: Logical Mechanism,cates of this type of selection. The entire research is conducted under the aegis of the concept of symbolic species, as opposed to biological/natural species. Fundamentally, the very mechanism of the social fitness selection is designed and (qualitatively) assessed. Based on the elucidation of the

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Autopoietic Market Hypothesis: The Concept of Autopoiesis,natural living (from a logical perspective), with its sufficiency predicates, in order to introduce further the own authors’ concept of logically living. The latter concept is very analytically examined to ground the autopoieticity of the symbolic species as the financial market. Further, after a sh

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Social Selection in the Financial Market: Preliminary Issues,ts of ethics/morals in social selection are also highlighted, focused on the (predominantly) deliberative way of social selection. Finally, the social evolution (as the abstract framework and finality of social selection) is positioned in a general logical scheme of the change—in fact, a typology of change is provided, with a universal meaning.

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c ideas to provide a new perspective on financial market dev.This book explores the interplay between financial markets, economic systems, and society. Through introducing the concept of autopoiesis, based on the newly conceived Autopoietic Market Hypothesis, ideas of evolution are applied to financ

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Introduction to Emergency Management,d accepted) six models of the financial market. Finally, based on dedicated criteria, a typology of eight classes of financial fitness is proposed and correlated with the six financial models considered.