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The interaction between growth and cycle in macrodynamic models of the economy

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Contrary to the near global consensus among the scientific community, public perceptions of climate change are known to differ between nations and to have fluctuated over time. To study such a stylised fact, this article develops a small-scale agent-based model that allows for feedback effects...

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