CALCULATION METHODS OF ECONOMIC SYSTEMS : Macro-System Economic Value
Abstract
Calculation Methods of Economic Systems (CMES) develops a deductive mathematical theory of economic systems of universal classification and categorising multiset hierarchy of tensors. Macroeconomic rely on statistical aggregation and continuous index number approximations, Calculation Methods of Economic Systems (CMES) classifies physical objects, measurement projections, and valuation operators. CMES architecture models economic nodes as classified grouped multisets mapped to a universal tensor space and network propagation across inclusion group topologies. CMES introduces effectiveness Ξ (ΞF, EF), a unified operator Ψ ,normalization methods, and valuation VAL_Ξ [α_Ξ ] operator, extended via multilinear algebra and hierarchical decomposition. CMES is applied to Economic Network Complexity, generative foundations for metrics, Economic Complexity Index and Measurement Theory, and provides accounting and measurement methods that provides complementary methods to statistical aggregation of flows, state and demand to solve problems of economic measurement and offers a unified mathematical calculation methods for macroeconomic measurement, normalisation and modelling multifactor complex systems.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Economic Theory and Institutions
Economic theories and models
Game Theory and Voting Systems
Publication details
- Publication date
- 19 October 2026
- Language
- EN
- Document type
- Preprint