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Artificial Economics conferences
Artificial Economics 2009
will be held September 10-11 th, 2009 in Valladolid
(Spain).
The Conference is devoted to
recent scientific advances in the field of Agent-Based
Computational Economics, but it is also opened to
methodological surveys.
Agent-based Computational
Economics deals with the computational study of
economies as complex adaptive systems, composed of
interacting agents with cognitive skills. This area has
provoked a great deal of academic interest in various
fields of Economics, especially in relation to Complex
Systems approaches.
Aims and Scope
The main aim of the event is
to favor the meeting of people and ideas from both, the
Computer Science community and the Economics and Finance
community, in order to be able to construct a much
structured multi-disciplinary approach to the complexity
of Economics.
Topics include, but are not
limited to, the following:
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Agent-Based microfoundations of macroeconomic activity.
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Discrete Choice
Agent-Based Models in Economics and Management
Sciences.
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Emergence and Dynamics of Norms and Conventions.
■
Dynamics of Social and
Economic Networks in
Agent-Based Models.
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Financial Market and Organization
Agent-Based Models.
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Complexity and Market Dynamics from an agent-based
approach.
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The feedback between Game theory,
Experimental Economics and Artificial Economics.
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Epistemology and Agent-Based Methodological Issues.
Publication
The proceedings of the
Symposium will be published in the Springer's Series
volume Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical
Systems as for the four previous
Artificial Economics conferences (Lille,
Aalborg,
Palermo, and
Innsbruck).
After the event we plan to
publish in a special issue of a Journal with JCR impact
factor, the extended and revised versions of some
selected papers modified after the remarks and
discussions that will take place during the Conference. |
