Economía conductual y economía cuántica: perspectivas alternativas sobre las crisis económicas y financieras

Abstract

This article addresses economic crises from an interdisciplinary perspective, integrating behavioral economics and quantum economics to overcome the limitations of traditional models. It highlights how behavioral economics, by analyzing cognitive and emotional biases such as risk aversion and herd mentality, provides practical tools like nudges to mitigate crisis effects. On the other hand, quantum economics applies concepts such as superposition and entanglement to model uncertainty and systemic connections in financial markets. Through theoretical analysis and practical recommendations, the article underscores the need to adopt holistic approaches that combine these paradigms to promote financial stability. Concrete measures are proposed, including the integration of interdisciplinary principles into public policies and the development of advanced analytical tools. This approach represents a step toward effectively understanding and managing contemporary economic challenges, offering a foundation for future research and applications in global contexts.

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