[ Mitja Steinbacher, Matjaz Steinbacher, and Matej Steinbacher (2014), “Interaction-Based Approach to Economics and Finance”, in M. Faggini and A. Parziale (eds.)(2014), Complexity in Economics: Cutting Edge Research (Springer International Publishing), pp. 161-203. ]
1. Introduction
2. Properties of the Interaction-Based Models
2.1. The Network
2.2. Cellular Automata
2.3. The Game Structure
2.4. Modeling Agents
2.5. Which Networks to Use?
3. Diffusion Through the Networks
3.1. Spread of a Disease
3.2. Credit Contagion in Financial World
3.3. Spread of Ideas and Opinion-Building
4. Agent-Based Models in Finance
5. Game Theoretic Applications
6. Evolutionary Macroeconomics
7. Other Applications
8. Applications Outside Economics
9. Simulation-Based Experiments
9.1. Game Theoretic application: Principal-Agent Inspection Game
9.1.1. Model
9.1.2. Results
9.1.3. Epidemic Games: Credit Contagion
9.1.4. Model
9.1.5. Results
10. Discussion
11. Conclusions
1. Introduction
2. Properties of the Interaction-Based Models
2.1. The Network
2.2. Cellular Automata
2.3. The Game Structure
2.4. Modeling Agents
2.5. Which Networks to Use?
3. Diffusion Through the Networks
3.1. Spread of a Disease
3.2. Credit Contagion in Financial World
3.3. Spread of Ideas and Opinion-Building
4. Agent-Based Models in Finance
5. Game Theoretic Applications
6. Evolutionary Macroeconomics
7. Other Applications
8. Applications Outside Economics
9. Simulation-Based Experiments
9.1. Game Theoretic application: Principal-Agent Inspection Game
9.1.1. Model
9.1.2. Results
9.1.3. Epidemic Games: Credit Contagion
9.1.4. Model
9.1.5. Results
10. Discussion
11. Conclusions
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