Baseline Macro ABM (K+S Mark I) Model
How do heterogeneous firms competing through innovation, adaptive pricing, and credit-constrained investment generate endogenous business cycles, Zipf-distributed firm sizes, and long-run growth without any exogenous shock process?
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Dosi, Fagiolo, Roventini (2010) -- K+S Mark I: Schumpeter meeting Keynes, the baseline closed-economy macro ABM
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Dosi, Fagiolo, Napoletano, Roventini, Treibich (2013) -- K+S Mark II: income distribution, credit and fiscal policies
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Dosi, Fagiolo, Napoletano, Roventini, Treibich (2015) -- fiscal and monetary policies with endogenous banking sector
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Russo, Catalano, Gaffeo, Gallegati, Napoletano (2007) -- industrial dynamics and macroeconomic agent-based model
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Dawid, Delli Gatti (2018) -- comprehensive survey of agent-based macroeconomics
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Lamperti, Roventini, Sani (2018) -- machine-learning-assisted calibration of macro ABMs
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