Editorial

Editorials · Dec 2, 2024

Editorial

Matteo G Richiardi

University of Essex, Colchester, United Kingdom

Volume 17(2) Summer 2024

Cite as: M. Richiardi; 2024; Editorial; International Journal of Microsimulation; 17(2); I–III. doi: 10.34196/ijm.00307

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Tables

Table 1. Outline of the special issue.
TitleOriginally published as
1Modelling the Experimentally Organized Economy
2A Micro-Macro Interactive Simulation Model of the Swedish EconomyEliasson (1976)
3Experiments With Fiscal Policy Parameters on a Micro to Macro Model of The Swedish EconomyEliasson (1980)
4Allocation and Growth Effects of Corporate Income Taxes-Some Experiments in Quantification on a Micro-to-Macro Model of the Swedish EconomyEliasson and Lindberg (1981)
5The limits of Policymaking - An analysis of the consequences of boundedly rational government using the Swedish Micro-to-Macro model (MOSES)Eliasson and Taymaz (1992)
6Endogenous Economic Growth Through SelectionEliasson (1996)
7Micro-Macro Simulation of Technological Systems: Economic Effects of SpilloversCarlsson et al. (1997)
8Modelling Financial Derivatives Markets in a Firm Based Evolutionary Macro Model (MOSES) On the market integration of computing, communications, and financial servicesEliasson and Taymaz (2001)
9Firm Turnover and the Rate of Macro Economic Growth: Simulating the Macroeconomic Effects of Schumpeterian Creative DestructionEliasson et al. (2005)
10The Role of Commercialization Competence in Endogenous Economic GrowthBallot et al. (2006)