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International Workshop on Challenges and Visions in the Social Sciences

An Agent-based Model of Employment, Production and Consumption

author: Lin Lin, University of Kiel
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0:00 An Agent-based Model of Employment, Production and Consumption
0:12 Motivation part1
1:10 Motivation part2
1:22 Motivation part3
1:47 Motivation part4
2:22 Model setting part1
3:04 Model setting part2
3:22 Model setting part3
3:55 Model setting part4
4:08 Model setting part5
4:14 Simulation Rules part1
4:36 Simulation Rules part2
5:11 Simulation Rules part3
5:43 Simulation Rules part4
7:01 Simulation Rules part5
7:25 Simulation Rules part6
7:36 Simulation Rules part7
7:48 Simulation Rules part8
8:25 Simulation Results part1
8:46 Simulation Results part2
9:15 Simulation Results part3
9:49 Simulation Results part4
10:02 Simulation Results part5
10:39 Simulation Results part6
10:48 Simulation Results part7
12:05 Conclusion part1
12:48 Conclusion part2
13:03 Thank you for your attention!
13:26 - Questions

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Comment1 Héðinn Þorkelsson, July 13, 2009 at 7:40 p.m.:

This is exactly what I have been looking for. Very understandable and gives a very good ID about ABM. Thanks so much Lin Lin.

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