Social Simulation Week (SSW2020) Simulations in Economics

Simulation Week (SSW2020) es un evento global que se realizará entre el 14 y el 18 de Septiembre de 2020, organizado por ESSA (European Social Simulation Association) para celebrar el papel de la investigación sobre simulación social en la mejora de nuestra comprensión de la sociedad, la economía y la cultura. El evento reúne a académicos, profesionales y practicantes que desean compartir su investigación reciente en un marco colaborativo, en forma de talleres virtuales, tutoriales, seminarios web, entrevistas y actividades en redes sociales.

Programa completo.

El 15 de setiembre de 9 a 12 hora de Uruguay se presentará el Workshop "Simulations in Economics", organizado por el GIDE de la Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y de Administración.

La participación en SSW2020 es gratuita con previa inscripción en este enlace.

Topics. The event proposes to present the most recent work on simulations in Economics of some LatinAmerican research groups working in the area of Complex Systems, Agent-based Models, Nonlinear Dynamics and related topics. The collection of papers to be presented include some theoretical models that require the use of simulations, as well as empirical exercises applying simulation models to data. The individuals and research groups proposing the virtual workshop is an active group in LatinAmerica that works on the area of Complex Systems and particularly in Agent Based Models, with emphasis on issues related to emerging markets and the links between the economy, production systems and underlying socio-ecological systems.

Martha Alatriste-Contreras (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México): “The impact of sectoral shocks in the North America Production Network“. [co-authors: Alatriste-Contreras, M. & Puchet, M]

Marcelo Álvez (Universidad de la República & Central Bank of Uruguay, Uruguay): “Progressive income tax and its emerging growth effects: a complex systems approach” [Co-authors: Alvarez, E., Álvez, M. & Brida, J.G.]

Emiliano Alvarez (Universidad de la República, Uruguay): “Agent Based Models and Simulation in Social Sciences: A bibliometric review” [co-authors: Alvarez, E., Brida, J.G. & London, S.]

Nicolás Garrido (Universidad Diego Portales, Chile): “Crowding and price dynamics in tourism destination choice” [co-authors: Alvarez, E., Brida, J.G. & Garrido, N.]

Daniel Heymann (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina): “Behavioral heuristics and market patterns in a Bertrand–Edgeworth game” [co-authors: Heymann, D., Kawamura, E., Perazzo, R. & Zimmermann, M.G.

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