Structural Macro-Financial Research for Non-Stationary Systems

Mesoeconomica treats financial markets as complex adaptive processes in which long-run economic relationships coexist with episodes of structural transition. The framework focuses on identifying when economic equilibria emerge, persist and break down as macro-financial configurations evolve.

This approach allows markets to be analysed as equilibrium-adjustment systems in which repricing forces, regime shifts and informational asymmetries manifest as meaningful deviations from long-run equilibria rather than as statistically incidental noise.

Access to Mesoeconomica’s Model-Validated Signal Realisations is available through the Restricted Access Gateway.