Titlebook: Computational Approaches to Economic Problems; Hans Amman,Berc Rustem,Andrew Whinston Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Ordering: Human versus Computeron operator. If humans could only perform binary comparisons, however, then any procedure a human might employ to make a complete preference ordering of . items would be bound from below in both cost and time by .(. log., .). Experimental evidence indicates that humans are capable of implementing a

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Strategic Uncertainty and the Genetic Algorithm Adaptationf equilibria. The main objectives are to examine whether the genetic algorithm adaptation leads to coordination and what the long run properties of the dynamics are. The genetic algorithm behavior is compared to the evidence from the experiments with human subjects. The adaptation of genetic algorit

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Fluctuating Benefits and Collective Action group generate an average utility that actually decreases in time. This paradoxical behavior takes place in spite of the fact that typically individuals are found to be contributing at any given time. This novel phenomenon, which we verified in a number of computer experiments, is the result of an

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Book 1997ity of computational concepts and tools and thenecessity of analyzing complex decision problems. .The papers in this volume are divided into four sections:.Computational methods in econometrics,..Computational methods in finance, ..Computational methodsfor a social environment and ..New computational methods.￡/LIST￡

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-06281-5ame regardless of the group size. Simulations with large group treatments spend most of the time in Pareto-inferior equilibria, while simulations with small group treatments spend most of the time in Pareto-superior equilibria of the game.

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Strategic Uncertainty and the Genetic Algorithm Adaptationame regardless of the group size. Simulations with large group treatments spend most of the time in Pareto-inferior equilibria, while simulations with small group treatments spend most of the time in Pareto-superior equilibria of the game.

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Book 1997exas, May 21-24, 1995. .Twenty-two papers are included in this volume, devoted to applicationsof computational methods for the empirical analysis of economic andfinancial systems; the development of computing methodology, includingsoftware, related to economics and finance; and the overall impact of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04354-4he yield curve (and its sign) affects the evolution of the conditional variance of excess returns in fixed-income and equity markets. We find this approach quite successful in explaining the comovements of excess returns on the spectrum of Treasury issues for the 1962–1992 period.