I have absolutely no problems with economists utilizing differential equations to describe certain aspects of the economy or even the entire economy…as it presently is. What I am saying however, is that if one takes certain utterly basic aspects of not only the economy, but of the temporal universe itself and then craft policies that take advantage of their mutual realities….that you can penetrate/see through all of the chaos/complexity in the economy, resolve its otherwise currently thought unresolvable problems and virtually linearize its flow, its realities and direct the effects of the system.

The perfect analogy to this is the body which is an incredibly complex mechanism that when healthy flows within a dynamic state of homeostasis.