Geometric Economics

Part of the Geometric Series by Andrew H. Bond, San Jose State University.

Chapters

  1. Geometric Economics: Decision Manifolds, Equilibria, and the Geometry of Markets
  2. Chapter 1: The Scalar Economy
  3. Chapter 2: Historical Precursors
  4. Chapter 3: The Economic Decision Manifold
  5. Chapter 4: The Economic Metric
  6. Chapter 5: The Price Signal as Heuristic Field
  7. Chapter 6: Economic Tensors and Scalar Irrecoverability
  8. Chapter 7: The Bond Geodesic Equilibrium
  9. Chapter 8: Market Symmetries and Gauge Invariance
  10. Chapter 9: Conservation Laws for Economics
  11. Chapter 10: Market Failures as Geometric Pathologies
  12. Chapter 11: Financial Crises as Curvature Singularities
  13. Chapter 12: Inequality as Metric Distortion
  14. Chapter 13: Trade as Geodesic Exchange
  15. Chapter 14: Regulation as Boundary Enforcement
  16. Chapter 15: The Discount Rate as Geodesic Curvature
  17. Chapter 16: Open Questions