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This is a group for people interested in finance and economics. Could be used to identify projects in these areas. Also could be used to organize discussions, tutorials, etc. for those interested in this topic. We don't get to the finance and economics material until week 3 but thought maybe some people would be interested in discussing some of the topics so far (non-linear dynamics, modeling, etc.) applied to the area of finance and economics. - [[Brian Lawler]] | This is a group for people interested in finance and economics. Could be used to identify projects in these areas. Also could be used to organize discussions, tutorials, etc. for those interested in this topic. We don't get to the finance and economics material until week 3 but thought maybe some people would be interested in discussing some of the topics so far (non-linear dynamics, modeling, etc.) applied to the area of finance and economics. - [[Brian Lawler]] | ||
I'm very much interested to see how ABMs can be applied to financial markets, particularly in an international context. [[User:Benmazzotta|Benmazzotta]] 10:23, 13 June 2007 (MDT) | |||
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This is a group for people interested in finance and economics. Could be used to identify projects in these areas. Also could be used to organize discussions, tutorials, etc. for those interested in this topic. We don't get to the finance and economics material until week 3 but thought maybe some people would be interested in discussing some of the topics so far (non-linear dynamics, modeling, etc.) applied to the area of finance and economics. - Brian Lawler
I'm very much interested to see how ABMs can be applied to financial markets, particularly in an international context. Benmazzotta 10:23, 13 June 2007 (MDT)