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Metaeconomics is a branch of economics that focuses on the underlying structures and processes that shape economic behavior and institutions. It seeks to understand how different economic systems and institutions interact and influence one another, and how they shape economic outcomes.
Developed in the 1970s by American economist Albert Breton, metaeconomics is characterized by its interdisciplinary approach,
One of the key concepts in metaeconomics is the idea that economic outcomes are not solely determined
Metaeconomists often employ a systems approach to analyze economic systems, considering the interactions and interdependencies between
Metaeconomics has been applied to a range of topics, including the study of economic development, international