Advances in Financial Market Phenomenology
A special issue of Economies (ISSN 2227-7099). This special issue belongs to the section "Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, and Financial Markets".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 November 2025 | Viewed by 26
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The financial market is the most dynamic economic market, as both a cause and an effect of the real economy's overall activity. It is the ultimate and irrefutable assessor of economic value (for both goods and firms), determining not only the most appropriate resource allocation but also proper wealth distribution. In recent years, the structure, functioning, and influence of the financial market have evolved and become more complicated. Globalization, AI expansion, and unstoppable financial innovation have lifted the financial industry to new heights.
This Special Issue will explore the current (and, where possible, future) mechanisms of the financial market through both ontology (e.g., the evolutionary paradigm of the financial market) and knowledge (e.g., new models, methods, and techniques to understand and explain how the financial market works, such as fractalism, chaos theory, entropism, institutionalism, and behaviorism). We invite scientists and practitioners to publish their findings, intuitions, and perceptions in order to enhance the current profile of the financial market and share our expectations, grounded in research, regarding its future.
Dr. Cristina Tănăsescu
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- tendencies in financial market organizing
- the role of the financial market in financial bubbles arising and crises being triggered
- types of competition in the financial market
- evolutionary paradigm in the financial market
- financial market signals: analysis and evaluation
- fractal/fractional modelling of the financial market
- entropy in financial market transactions
- natural and artificial experiments on financial market working
- fuzzy modelling of the financial market
- chaotic modelling of the financial market: orbits, attractors, saddle-points
- topological modelling of the financial market
- semiotic/linguistic modelling of the financial market
- self-regulation in the financial market
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