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network strategy and belief. The learning is modelled as an evolving network process i.e. a local network of agents, with non …
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In the late 1960s and into the 1970s, the United States experienced a burst of inflation the origins of which seemed hard to uncover. This paper advances the idea that the Fed simply got the model wrong. We assume that the true model of the economy is a variant of the standard New Keynesian...
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establishing certain features of monetary policy rules that facilitate learning, a comprehensive treatment of policy design for … learnability has yet to surface, especially for cases in which agents have potentially misspecified their learning models. This … learning true reduced forms of the economy is subject to potentially destabilizing errors. We then ask: can a central bank set …
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trading period the agents use reinforcement learning to update their bids on the basis of past experience. We are using our …
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This paper analyses the dynamic investment and growth prospects of a financially constrained firm. Three types of financing constraints are examined: internal finance, debt ceiling and exponential interest costs. To study the growth dynamics of firms subject to the above constraints, numerical...
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The Schelling Model of Spatial Segregation is a fundamental consumer choice model in the fields of computational and urban economics. In our paper, we unite the research from these two fields to examine if the housing preferences of a heterogeneous population of homeowners lead to Schelling's...
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