Economic complexity is, thus, the study of interdependencies among interacting economic agents in all spheres of economic activity.
"Economic Complexity in Panama: Assessing Opportunities for Productive Diversification". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP16-046, October 2016.
Here we combine methods from econometrics, network science, and economic complexity to show that countries exporting complex products—as measured by the Economic Complexity Index—have lower levels of income inequality than countries exporting simpler products.
This study adapts the Economic Complexity Index (ECI) as a proxy for the measurement of economic complexity.
Large jumps in economic complexity can backfire.
This is Hidalgo-Hausmann (HH) measure of economic complexity.
Colombia provides an interesting case study for economic complexity growth.
Externalities are the entry point to economic complexity (Antonelli, 2011).
Behind that compelling figure, though, is the sheer economic complexity of feeding 3.6 billion people.
Why is the growth of economic complexity good for an economy?
