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Catallactics as Systems Thinking about Specific Market Interactions

With respect to theory of McFadden (1999), Buchanan (2001), Ross (2004), Richmond, B. (2004), and Loistl and Veverka (2004), this preliminary research is about modelling “ Catallactics as systems thinking” about quantitative modelling of specific human market interactions. “ System thinking” here consists from: “ thinking” processes, “ communicating” processes and specific “ learning” processes. In reality conclusions and decisions often lead to the taking of action on market, which have a set of consequences that ramify over space and time, creating realized market impacts, which are a fourth source of raw material for learning that directly impacts the selecting and representing activities as “ thinking” process and represents additional substrate “ communicating” process. Few examples were developed by “ Stella&reg ; Software” .

Catallactics; systems thinking; specific market interactions

The International Institute for Advanced Studies in Systems Research and Cybernetics presents this BEST PAPER AWARD to Vladimir Šimović, Vladimir Mateljan, Damir Boras for presenting the Best Paper of the 17th International Conference on Systems Research, Informatics and Cybernetics held August 1-7, 2005 in Baden-Baden, Germany. // Given at Baden-Baden this 4th day of August in the year 2005 // Chairman Awards Committee (signature) // Chairman Board of Directors (signature)