Do you believe
the future will look like the past?
Neither do we.
What is complexity economics?
Complexity economics is a science-backed way of understanding markets as they truly are. It accounts for interactions, feedback loops, and the unpredictable behaviors found in real-world economies, revealing actionable insights conventional models miss.
What is complexity economics?
What is complexity economics?
Complexity economics is a science-backed way of understanding markets as they truly are. It accounts for interactions, feedback loops, and the unpredictable behaviors found in real-world economies, revealing actionable insights conventional models miss.
Complexity economics is a science-backed way of understanding markets as they truly are. It accounts for interactions, feedback loops, and the unpredictable behaviors found in real-world economies, revealing actionable insights conventional models miss.
How we’re unique
This approach enables empirically validated, testable, and actionable predictions. Our insights are not just data — they are clear decision-making tools based on a proven track record.
This approach enables empirically validated, testable, and actionable predictions. Our insights are not just data — they are clear decision-making tools based on a proven track record.
Because our model realistically captures the complexity of global markets, our predictions stand up when stress-tested in practice — no matter how unusual the scenario.
Because our model realistically captures the complexity of global markets, our predictions stand up when stress-tested in practice — no matter how unusual the scenario.
More than a dashboard,
it’s a painkiller
More than a dashboard,
it’s a painkiller
We built Macrocosm to solve immediate problems: fragmented risk signals, conflicting macro models, incompatible climate scenarios, and AI outputs that collapse under uncertainty.
We built Macrocosm to solve immediate problems: fragmented risk signals, conflicting macro models, incompatible climate scenarios, and AI outputs that collapse under uncertainty.
Our agents behave like real companies: they invest, compete, respond to shocks, and sometimes fail.
Macrocosm doesn’t smooth over chaos — it structures it.
