How do heterogeneous household consumption rules, saving buffers, and wealth positions shape the aggregate demand response to fiscal, monetary, and distributional shocks -- and why does the shape of the income/wealth distribution matter more than the mean?
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Caiani et al. (2016) -- stock-flow consistent macro ABM with heterogeneous households, firms, banks, and government
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Assenza et al. (2015) -- emergent macroeconomics with heterogeneous interacting agents and heuristic expectations
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Lengnick (2013) -- minimal closed-economy ABM with heterogeneous households, firms, and a bank; business cycles from decentralized trade
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Dawid et al. (2018) -- Eurace@Unibi with detailed household module, labor market, and fiscal policy evaluation
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Dosi et al. (2013) -- K+S model: income distribution and fiscal policy in an evolutionary macro ABM
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Carroll (2006) -- buffer-stock saving theory providing the micro foundation for ABM consumption rules
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Dosi et al. (2017) -- fiscal and monetary policy interactions in the K+S framework with heterogeneous households
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