Browsing College of Humanities and Social Sciences by Author "Wagner, Richard E"

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An Agent-based Theory of Social Economy

Caton, James Lee (2017)

The framework of economic theory used predominantly in the post World War II era – starting with Paul Samuelson, Milton Friedman, Kenneth Arrow, and George Stigler, among others – is dependent on systems of linear equations. ...
Network-based Macroeconomics

Pudiyadath Veetil, Vipin (2016)

This dissertation studies macroeconomic phenomena as emergent outcomes of interactions between microeconomic agents through a production network. The first chapter reformulates Schumpeter’s theory of macroeconomic turbulence. ...
The Entangled Virtual Economy

Cripps, Robert B (2022)

This dissertation discusses virtual environments, their dramatic increase in use in recent decades, and the implications for economic and legal activity. Chapter 1 discusses how virtual environments are places of increasing ...

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