Sentence examples for economic simulation from inspiring English sources

Of course the best economic simulation would be open source: anybody could improve it and nobody could own it.

"I am creating an economic simulation to give people a first-hand experience of what it would be like to live in a world without the systemic use of force".

"The most widespread and systemic use of force is amongst institutions and governments … the best way to change a government is to change the minds of the governed … to that end, I am creating an economic simulation to give people a firsthand experience of what it would be like to live in a world without the systemic use of force".

In 2010, his LinkedIn page was updated to state that his "goals have shifted" away from his background in chemical engineering, explaining that he was "creating an economic simulation to give people a first-hand experience of what it would be like to live in a world without the systemic use of force".

As an effective approach to studying distributed system, multi-agent computational economic simulation has been widely applied in the research of electricity markets [12, 13, 14].

The aim of this paper is to propose "vernacular design of wind turbine" after introducing new trends of design in Europe and estimation of economic simulation.

"Such an approach may be highly counterproductive," he said, citing economic simulations that yielded better outcomes when the Fed maintained its focus on stabilizing the annual rate of inflation at about 2 percent.

Central banks have different incentives and a longer time horizon, so they may simply respond differently to the same information.A second element ignored by rival economic simulations is that, if investors know that interest rates may react to a big jump in share prices, the size of a bubble and any associated borrowing binge might be limited in the first place.

Whereas Luna and Stefansson give an overview of using Swarm as platform for economic simulations in (Luna and Stefansson 2000).

Economic simulations, using the observed milk yield response, indicated that changes in income over feed cost were more favorable at lower energy supplement and additive prices and higher soybean meal and milk prices.

Table  2 is typical output of our technical / economic simulations.