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Eurace Large-Scale Macro ABM Model

How do goods, labor, capital-goods, credit, and financial markets interact through heterogeneous agent decisions to produce emergent business cycles, credit crunches, and policy transmission effects that no single-market model can capture?

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    Deissenberg, van der Hoog, Dawid (2008) -- original Eurace architecture and simulation design

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    Dawid, Gemkow, Harting, van der Hoog, Neugart (2012) -- Eurace@Unibi with spatial labor market

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    Dawid, Harting, Neugart (2014) -- economic convergence and cohesion across regions

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    Dawid, Harting, Neugart (2018) -- cohesion policy and inequality

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    Cincotti, Raberto, Teglio (2010) -- financial market module and order-book dynamics (original EURACE / Genoa branch)

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    Cincotti, Raberto, Teglio (2012) -- credit money and macroeconomic instability

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    Dawid, Delli Gatti (2018) -- survey of agent-based macroeconomics

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    Teglio, Raberto, Cincotti (2012) -- financial regulation and Basel capital requirements

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    Dawid et al. (2019) -- transparency and reproducibility of the Eurace@Unibi model (a documentation and replication paper, not an innovation-policy or micro-estimation study)

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