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We extend the profit-based evolutionary cobweb setting in Hommes and Wagener (2010) by assuming that the market is populated by rational producers, which correctly anticipate the next period price, in addition to biased and unbiased fundamentalists. Moreover, we suppose that agents face...
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We propose a discrete-time exchange economy evolutionary model, in which two groups of agents are possibly characterized by heterogeneous preference structures. With respect to the classical Walrasian framework, in our setting the definition of equilibrium, in addition to utility functions and...
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We extend the dynamic Cournot duopoly framework with emission charges on outputs by Mamada and Perrings (2020), which encompassed homogeneous products in its original formulation, to the more general case of differentiated goods, in order to highlight the richness in its static and dynamic...
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We reconsider the dynamic Cournot duopoly framework with homogeneous goods by Mamada and Perrings (2020), in order to highlight the richness in its outcomes. In the model, each firm is taxed proportionally to its own emission only and charge functions are quadratic. While Mamada and Perrings...
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