The state is the macro-subject. Regions and industries are meso-subjects. Enterprises and households are micro-subjects. At the bottom are individual people, the nano-subjects. Nanoeconomics, the term he put into circulation, is the bottom line of this diagram: the economics of one person's conduct.
From: The Systemic Balance of the Economy · 2017
Four processes closed into a ring, with goods sorted along two axes: private and public, short-term and long-term. At the edges stand the heterogeneity of space and the heterogeneity of time — where systems economic theory begins.
From: The Commersialisation, De-commersialisation and Post-Commersialisation of the Russian Economy · 2021
Mathematics above, economics below, and between them the modelling environment: the apparatus, the modeller and the purpose. “I want to hand the modeller a rod with which to pull a usable economic-mathematical model out of the murk of existence,” as he put it in his last interview.
From: Evidence-based Modeling as a Perspective Tool for Scientific Research of Socio-economic Processes · 2023