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FRIDAY 3
Plenary session
8.45
Registration
9.10
Conference Opening
Bruno Contini (University of Turin):
Chair
Mario Montinaro (Dean of the Faculty of
Political Sciences, University of Turin):
Address to the conference participants
Pietro Terna (University of Turin):
Introduction (.ppt,
.pdf)
9.30
Robert Axtell (Brooking
Institutions)
Firms as partitions of the laboring
classes: Theory and data
10.30 Coffee break
11.00
Michael Neugart (Harvard
University)
Endogenous matching functions: an
agent-based computational approach
12.00
G. Dosi, R. Gabriele, G. Fagiolo (Scuola
Superiore S. Anna di Pisa, Università di Trento)
The Beveridge curve between theory
and empirical evidence: An investigation of aggregate labor market
regularities from an evolutionary perspective
13.00 Lunch
14.30
Parallel sessions
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INDUSTRIAL CLUSTERS & FIRMS
INTERACTION
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MICROSIMULATION OF LABOR
DYNAMICS |
16.30 Coffee Break
17.00
Parallel sessions
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UNDERSTANDING FIRM BEHAVIOUR
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METHODOLOGY 1
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G. Bottazzi, A. Secchi
(Scuola Superiore S. Anna di Pisa)
Explaining the
distribution of firm growth rates |
D. Costantini, U. Garibaldi, P. Viarengo
(Department of Physics, Genoa; National Cancer Research
Institute, Genoa; Department of Statistical Sciences, Bologna)
A finitary characterization of Ewens sampling formula |
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A. Kaufmann
(Systems Research Technology - Economy Environment,
Seibersdorf)
Effects on the interaction of heterogeneous rationalities on
the innovation output of firms |
M. Sonnessa
(Computer Science Department, University of
Turin)
The JAS (java agent-based simulation) library |
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T. Grebel, A.
Pyka
(University of Augsburg and Austrian Research Centre)
Industry evolution - Modelling dynamical and cyclical sectoral
development processes |
D. Checchi, A. Filippin
(University of Milan, EUI and IZA)
An experimental study of the POUM hypothesis |
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20.00
Social dinner
SATURDAY 4
Plenary session
9.30
Mauro Gallegati (University of
Ancona)
Firms size distribution and growth
rate as determinants of business fluctuations
10.30 Coffee break
11.00
Leigh Tesfatsion (Iowa State
University)
Labor institutions and the
evolution of worker-employer behaviors and networks: An
agent-based computational approach
12.00
Alan Kirman (University of
Marseille)
Individual and collective behaviour: Lessons from
models with interacting agents
13.00 Lunch
14.30
Parallel sessions
16.00 Coffee break
16.30
Panel discussion:
Sins
and virtues of social simulations: Discussing about innovation
networks
Chair: Nigel Gilbert (University of
Surrey); Bruno Contini (University of Turin); Petra Ahrweiler
(University of Bielefeld); Cristiano Antonelli (University of
Turin); Ugo Colombino (University of Turin); Andreas Pyka (Austrian
Reasearch Centre, Seibersdorf); Steinar Strom (University of Oslo
and University of Turin)
17.30
Conclusions & Wine Tasting Session |
