The aim of the international conference ESPERA 2016 was to present and evaluate the economic scientific research portfolio, to argue and substantiate Romanian development strategies – including European and global best practices. The plenary session and the parallel sections were centered on...

The paper analyzes the structural changes–price changes binomial in passing from symmetric to asymmetric economic behaviors. The results are in line with the ones obtained in Dobrescu (2009) indicating that the structural production impulse has a higher impact on inflation than the inflational...

The paper analyzes the impact of structural variables on prices by building a model based on a system of difference equations. The main contribution of the paper is the formulation and testing of a hypothesis regarding the relation between the changes in the trajectories of prices as a result of...

The use of agent-based modeling in economics is a step forward enabling a more realistic description of the complex interactions and behaviors occurring in the economic environment. Although it offers increased realism, especially in describing how local characteristics generate global patterns,...

In our daily interactions we are integrated in different social and economic environments each with their own specificities and sustainability logics forcing us to adapt our behaviors and generating incompatible adaptive actions. Consequently our behaviors are a result of ample...

The use of agent based modeling in economics is a step forward enabling a more realistic description of the complex interactions and behaviors present in the economic environment. Although it offers increase realism especially in describing how local characteristics generate global patterns it...

The paper deals with an evolutionary model focused on the relation between the behavior of prices and the structure of the population of economic agents. The model allows for identification of the short-term behavior of prices and the dynamics of the population of economic agents in the context...