The Economy as an Evolving Complex System : The Proceedings of the Evolutionary Paths of the Global Economy Workshop, Held September, 1987 in Santa Fe, New Mexico

摘要: * Foreward P.W. Anderson, Kenneth J. Arrow, and David Pines Introduction Overview Lectures And Perspectives Self-Reinforcing Mechanisms in Economics W. Brian Arthur Neural Nets for Economists Eric B. Baum Persistent Oscillations Chaos Economic Models: Notes a Survey Michele Boldrin Nonlinearity Complex Dynamics Finance William A. Brock Can New Approaches to Nonlinear Modeling Improve Forecasts? Doyne Farmer John Sidorowich The Global Economy as an Adaptive Process H. Holland Evolution of Webs Stuart Kauffman Computation Multiplicity Equilibria Timothy Kehoe A Simple Model away from Attractors Norman Packard Statistical Mechanics Optimization Problems Richard Palmer Help Economists? Ruelle Rational Expectations, Game Theory Inflationary Inertia Mario Henrique Simonsen Working Group Summaries A: Techniques Guenther, Holland, S. Kauffman, T. Kehoe, Sargent, E. Singer B: Cycles K. D. Farmer, Pines, Ruelle, Scheinkman, M. Simonsen, L. Summers C: Patterns W.B. Arthur, Baum, Boldrin, N. Packard, Final Plenary Discussion Physicist Looks at Economics: An the Workshop Anderson on Evolving System: Summary Arrow Research Papers Learning-By-Doing, International Trade Growth: Note Jose Sheinkman Lyapunov Exponents Stock Returns J.-P. Eckmann, Oliffson Kamphorst, Scheinkman