Titlebook: Emergent Macroeconomics; An Agent-Based Appro Domenico Delli Gatti,Edoardo Gaffeo,Antonio Palest Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Milan 2008 agent

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An Agent-based Model,ver agents are supposed to be all alike and not to interact. Therefore an economic system can be conceptualized as consisting of several identical and isolated components, each one being a representative agent (RA). The . aggregate solution can be obtained by means of a simple summation of the choices made by each optimizing agent.

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Where Do We Go from Here?,his concluding chapter is not a conclusion at all. We want to open a window on the future to foresee the shifting ground of research in contemporary macroeconomics and position ourselves, our incomplete and as yet probably inadequate set of ideas, methods and tools in the debate that will come.

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Crucial Issues,is looked at. While the focus of microeconomists is the study of how individual consumers, workers and firms behave, macroeconomics deals with national totals and, in doing that, any distinction among different goods, markets and agents is simply ignored. The methodological device to accomplish such

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,Stylized Facts of Industrial Dynamics: The Distribution of Firms’ Size,genda, as the pioneering accounts of Burns and Mitchell (1946) and Kaldor (1963) testify. The advent of the neo-classical counter-revolution in the late 1960s, rooted in what Robert Solow dubbed the holy trinity of Rationality, Equilibrium and Greed, has somehow inverted the logic of scientific disc

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Where Do We Go from Here?,to pause and reflect not only on the distance already covered but also on the direction we have to take for future research. For this simple reason, this concluding chapter is not a conclusion at all. We want to open a window on the future to foresee the shifting ground of research in contemporary m

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Socio-Economic Statistics and Geography,In principle, a firm can go out of business as an independent unit for three reasons: i) voluntary exit, due for example to the prospective of unsustainable reduction of profitability; ii) merger with another firm or acquisition by another firm; iii) bankruptcy due to the inability of a firm to pay its financial obligations as they mature.

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