Volume & Issue: Inpress

Author(s) : Mohammad Khani Dehnavi* ¹ , Morteza Khani Dehnoi ²

Abstract :
Quantum economics is an emerging interdisciplinary field that integrates the principles of quantum mechanics into the analysis of economic systems. This paper presents an advanced exploration of quantum economics, tracing its historical development from classical economic theories to modern quantum frameworks. This paper deals with the main concepts of quantum economics such as uncertainty, exposure, and complexity, and examines the equivalence between quantum physics and economic processes. The paper also provides various interpretations of quantum economics, including those of Copenhagen, and explains the mathematical foundations of the field, including wave functions, operators, and quantum probability. Practical applications of quantum economics are explored by focusing on advanced technologies such as quantum computing that promise to revolutionize financial modeling and quantum cryptography that offers greater security for financial transactions. In addition, the paper discusses Quantum Game Theory as a tool for understanding complex strategic interactions in economic contexts. This paper summarizes the profound implications of quantum economics for modern economic theory and its potential to advance future advances in the analysis of financial markets, decision-making processes, and global economic relevance.

Keywords :
quantum economy, economic uncertainty, quantum computing