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   7) Agent Based Computational Economics Duffy, John. “Agent-Based Models and Human Subject Experiments.” Handbook of Computational Economics 2 (2006): 949–1011. Tesfatsion, Leigh. “Agent-Based Computational Economics: A Constructive Approach to Economic Theory.” Handbook of Computational Economics 2 (2006): 831–80. Discussion

2. web.stanford.edu › ~judd › econ288Computational Economics - Stanford University

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   Stanford University Department of Economics, Econ 288 Autumn Quarter 2002-2003 11:00 a.m. - 12:50, Tuesday and Thursday Economics 218. Dr. Kenneth L. Judd Hoover Institution Rm. 334, Herbert Hoover Memorial Bldg. 723-5866 judd@hoover.stanford.edu.

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   • (ISBN O-444-89857-3) The Handbook of Computationul Economics is the 13th volume in the Hand- book of Economics series and maintains the high standards of its parent. The book attempts to survey this still relatively new field and assess its future impact for many areas of traditional economics.

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   • ECON 690: Computational Economics The two main goals of this course are: 1) to provide numerical solution methods, optimization techniques, and simulation methods and implement them using R, Python, Mathematica and/or MATLAB; and 2) to apply these tools to the domain of experimental and computational economics.

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   • The second part of the course is devoted to applications of these tools in a variety of problems in experimental and computational economics such as the study of individual choice, learning, repeated games, and market design. Adda, Jerome, and Russell W. Cooper. Dynamic Economics: Quantitative Methods and Applications.

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4. economics.sas.upenn.edu › sites › defaultComputational Economics - University of Pennsylvania

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   This course is intended to confront Ph.D. students in economics, finance, and related fields with recent tools developed in applied mathematics, machine learning, computational science, and the computational economics literature to solve and estimate (dynamic stochastic) economic models. This course consists of three large topical blocks:

5. web.stanford.edu › ~judd › econ288Computational Economics - Stanford University

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   economic problems. That includes projection approaches to ordinary and partial differential equations as well as topics in high-dimensional integration. Third, we cover perturbation and bifurcation techniques which are useful in economics problems. We give economic examples as we discuss numerical methods, including Nash equilibrium and

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   Richer and more complex economic models. What can we solve analytically? Challenges of economic dynamics. Estimation of the models. Methodology. Objectives of the course. Outline of the course. Review of the topics. 2. Outline and key ingredients of global solution methods. Neoclassical growth model. Bellman equation. Euler equation.

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   Stefano Zambelli. Computations, Approximations and Simulations are the three pillars on which an epistemology of economic theory should be founded. To these must be added methodologically rigorous mathematical notions of constructivity (Brouwer), solvability (Turing) and decidability (Gödel), to make economics meaningfully applicable.

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   Overview. Computational Economics is a multidisciplinary journal that integrates computational science with all branches in economics, to understand and solve complex economic problems. Presents new research on computational methods in various areas: econometrics, agent-based modeling, machine learning, and dynamic systems optimization.