From the reviews: "This is a very interesting book, to mathematical economists and applied probabilists ... . Furthermore, since this is an area that is still open to further developments, this book may be an excellent starting point for further research. The book is well written, and balances the material extremely well, so that it can be read by a wide audience. The references also help the reader who wishes to get into more detail on the wide (not mathematical) literature on the subject." (Athanasios Yannacopoulos, Mathematical Reviews, January, 2013)

• 1. Evolution, Irrationality and Perfectly Competitive Equilibrium.- 2. Evolution, Irrationality and Monopolistically Competitive Equilibrium.- 3. Evolution and Informationally Efficient Equilibrium in a Commodity Futures Market.- 4. Natural Selection, Random Shocks and Market Efficiency in a Futures Market.- 5. Evolution, Noise Traders and Market Efficiency in a One-Sided Auction Market.- 6. The Evolution of Money as a Medium of Exchange in a Primitive Economy.- 7. Conclusion.

From the reviews: "This is a very interesting book, to mathematical economists and applied probabilists ... . Furthermore, since this is an area that is still open to further developments, this book may be an excellent starting point for further research. The book is well written, and balances the material extremely well, so that it can be read by a wide audience. The references also help the reader who wishes to get into more detail on the wide (not mathematical) literature on the subject." (Athanasios Yannacopoulos, Mathematical Reviews, January, 2013)

• 1. Evolution, Irrationality and Perfectly Competitive Equilibrium.- 2. Evolution, Irrationality and Monopolistically Competitive Equilibrium.- 3. Evolution and Informationally Efficient Equilibrium in a Commodity Futures Market.- 4. Natural Selection, Random Shocks and Market Efficiency in a Futures Market.- 5. Evolution, Noise Traders and Market Efficiency in a One-Sided Auction Market.- 6. The Evolution of Money as a Medium of Exchange in a Primitive Economy.- 7. Conclusion.

From the reviews: "This is a very interesting book, to mathematical economists and applied probabilists ... . Furthermore, since this is an area that is still open to further developments, this book may be an excellent starting point for further research. The book is well written, and balances the material extremely well, so that it can be read by a wide audience. The references also help the reader who wishes to get into more detail on the wide (not mathematical) literature on the subject." (Athanasios Yannacopoulos, Mathematical Reviews, January, 2013)

• 1. Evolution, Irrationality and Perfectly Competitive Equilibrium.- 2. Evolution, Irrationality and Monopolistically Competitive Equilibrium.- 3. Evolution and Informationally Efficient Equilibrium in a Commodity Futures Market.- 4. Natural Selection, Random Shocks and Market Efficiency in a Futures Market.- 5. Evolution, Noise Traders and Market Efficiency in a One-Sided Auction Market.- 6. The Evolution of Money as a Medium of Exchange in a Primitive Economy.- 7. Conclusion.