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The paper provides methodologically new approach to pricing CDS, predicated on the banking network and the banks' balance sheets. The model is evolutionary and includes a counterparty risk and the central bank bailout policy. The banking network is used to accurately calculate the capital ratio...
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In the paper we simulate a heterogeneous-agent version of the wage-posting model as derived by Montgomery (1991) with homogeneous workers and differently-productive employers. Wage policy of particular employer is positively correlated with employer's productivity level and the wage policy of...
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In the paper we test a homogenous agent version of the Montgomery's (1991) non-cooperative wage posting model. The inclusion of intrinsic costs, related to the uncertainty when changing the alternative agents are already using, alters the outcome of the model in two respects: firstly, it...
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We study the evolutionary dynamics of a discrete-time continuous-opinion model under bounded confidence in a complete network with random meetings when different types of agents are present, i.e. regular, stubborn and insincere. We find the following. Even though the decision-making succumbs...
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Paper approximates long run utility implications of revenue neutral tax schedules, i.e. using first kind Chebyshev polynomials. Utility approximations are made on steady state utility equations of Hall's infinitely-lived-representative-agent model. I endogenized budget neutral tax schedules to...
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This paper brings simulations of an agent-based model of liquidity flows among banks. The model presented here is built on some fundamental, well-established assumptions from the theory of banking and finance. A critical part of the paper introduces a set of base-level rules, aimed at providing...
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