Presentation 1998/1/23
A Method of Stock Market Simulation in Economics
Toshiaki AKINAGA, Tomomi TAKASHINA,
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Abstract(in English) An artificial stock market is a virtual stock exchange in a computer, which consists of autonomous agents. This market records high transaction volume and often shows bubbles and crashes, if we choose appropriate parameter values. Both phenomena are salient features in a real stock market. However a standard economic model based on an efficient market, which consists of homogeneous agents who have rational expectation, is awkward about these phenomena. We argue the method of simulation, which is only a newcomer in economics, in a methodological context. We also report our own simulation result to confirm the report by the Santa Fe Institute.
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Keyword(in English) complex system / stock market simulation / bounded rationality / efficient market / rational expectation / mutiagent system
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Title (in English) A Method of Stock Market Simulation in Economics
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Keyword(1) complex system
Keyword(2) stock market simulation
Keyword(3) bounded rationality
Keyword(4) efficient market
Keyword(5) rational expectation
Keyword(6) mutiagent system
1st Author's Name Toshiaki AKINAGA
1st Author's Affiliation Research Assistant of Keio University, Department of Economics:Graduate School of Economics, Keio University()
2nd Author's Name Tomomi TAKASHINA
2nd Author's Affiliation JSPS Research Fellow:Graduate School of Electro-Communications, The University of Electro-Communications
Date 1998/1/23
Paper # AI97-71
Volume (vol) vol.97
Number (no) 499
Page pp.pp.-
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