ISBN: | 9780521088213 (pbk.) : |
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ISBN: | 0521088216 (pbk.) : |
编目源: | UK-WkNB UK-WkNB |
题名: | Commerce, complexity, and evolution : Topics in economics, finance, marketing, and management: Proceedings of the twelfth international symposium in economic theory and econometrics / Edited by William A. Barnett [et al.]. |
索书号: | F224.0-532/B259E |
出版发行项: | Cambridge : Cambridge University Press : [distributor] Cambridge University Press : [distributor] Cambridge University Press : [distributor] Cambridge University Press : [distributor] Cambridge University Press (South Africa) : [distributor] Cambridge University Press, 2008. |
载体形态: | 424 p. : figures, 110 line 37 ; 23 cm. |
丛编说明: | International symposia in economic theory and econometrics ; No. 12 |
一般附注: | Paperback. Trade paperback (US). |
格式化内容附注: | Part I. The Philosophical and Methodological Implications of Complexity and Evolution in Economic Systems: 1. Towards a generalized coase theorem: a theory of the emergence of social and institutional structures under imperfect information Bertin Martens-- 2. Universal Darwinism and social research: the case of economics John Nightingale-- 3. Uncertainty, risk and chaos James Juniper-- 4. The role of innovation within economics Russell K. Standish-- Part II. Finance and the Macro-economy: 5. The nonlinear economics of debt deflation Steve Keen-- 6. The emergence of complex dynamics in a 'naturally' nonlinear integrated Keynesian model of monetary growth Carl Chiarella and Peter Flaschel-- 7. Stochastic volatility in interest rates and complex dynamics in velocity William A. Barnett and Haiyang Xu-- 8. A genetic programming-based approach to generation of foreign exchange trading models Andrew Colin-- 9. Hybrid option pricing using an optimal weighted implied standard deviation Paul Lajbcygier, Andrew Flitman and Mairmuthu Palaniswami-- Part III. Market and Sectoral Dynamics: 10. Evolutionary patterns of multisectoral growth dynamics Hermann Schnabl-- 11. The detection of evolutionary change in nonlinear economic processes: a new statistical methodology John Foster and Phillip Wild-- 12. Ergodic chaos in a piecewise linear cobweb model Akio Matsumato-- 13. The cobweb model and a modified genetic algorithm Janice Gaffney, Krystyna Parrott and Franz Salzborn-- 14. On the convergence of genetic learning algorithms, with particular reference to recent cobweb models C. E. M. Pearce-- Part IV. Marketing and Interdependent Behaviour: 15. A complex systems simulation approach to evaluating plan-based and reactive trading strategies Robert B. Johnson and John M. Betts-- 16. Genetic algorithms and evolutionary games Xin Yao and Paul Darwen-- 17. Evolved perception and the validation of simulation models R |