Book on Turbulent Dynamics and Hidden Patterns

The book's aim is to demonstrate that a revived form of the "magnificent dynamics" of the classical economists can explain the actual patterns of developed economies involving relative industrial prices, stock prices and interest rates, exchange rates, growth, cycles and inflation. The book develops a classical theoretical approach to these and other fundamental economic issues which it then contrasts to the corresponding theoretical arguments in the neoclassical and Keynesian traditions. It also confronts all theories with the relevant empirical evidence. It is my hope that this will encourage others to analyze the "two-sidedness" of markets: strong patterns achieved through turbulent processes.