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Quantum International Economics

Quantum International Economics

Paperback

Series: Quantum Economics, Book 10

Business GeneralEconomics

ISBN13: 9798905891328
Publisher: Primal Economics Press
Published: Sep 12 2026
Pages: 490
Weight: 2.48
Height: 0.99 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
For three centuries, international economics has sequentially developed through three stages: trade theory, international equilibrium theory, and the theory of intertemporal optimization with representative agents under rational expectations. However, contemporary real-world phenomena - crises transmitted across entangled markets within minutes; exchange rates constituted, rather than merely revealed, by quoting behaviour; cross-border supply chains functioning as unified organisms; and persistent imbalances that fail to converge over decades - all lie beyond the scope of the classical analytical framework constructed from independent agents, fixed endowments and neutral observers. This monograph is the first work globally to systematically reconstruct international economics within a quantum paradigm. A nation's trade posture, exchange rate and policy stance are formulated as superposition states, which only resolve into definite values upon measurement. The joint state of national economies and firms is non-separable, i.e., entanglement. Classical theories including Ricardo's theory, the Heckscher-Ohlin model, Krugman's framework and the Dornbusch model are precisely derived as limiting cases under the conditions of a single eigenstate, commutativity, absence of interference, and complete decoherence.

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