I had thought that the signifigance of choas and complexity theory is that they establish in a fairly incontestable way the limits on what "pre-non-linear" model (i.e. most of the neoclassical position) can accomplish. If you demonstrate that economic phenomena embody chaotic processes then those phenomena are not amenable to prediction and/or control based on linear models (or perhaps based on any models). A similar sort of argument could be made for adaptive processes found in complexity theory. -Paul Meyer
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