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Integration of Tools, Tasks, Decision Domains

Integration of Tools, Tasks, Decision Domains. Prof. Carlo C. Jaeger Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, European Climate Forum Workshop on Development of Agent-Based Models of the Global Economy and Its Markets Brussels, October 1, 2010. Overview. The existing toolbox

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Integration of Tools, Tasks, Decision Domains

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  1. Integrationof Tools, Tasks,Decision Domains Prof. Carlo C. Jaeger Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, European Climate Forum Workshop on Development of Agent-Based Models of the Global Economy and Its Markets Brussels, October 1, 2010

  2. Overview • The existing toolbox • Opportunities for progress • Research program and projects

  3. The existing toolbox • Computable General Equilibrium • Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium • Neo-Keynesian Variants • Social Science Regression Models • Natural Science & Engineering Models

  4. Opportunities for Progress • Learning-by-doing • Correlated equilibria • Social heterogeneity • Migration and aging • Collective identities • Environmental resources

  5. The Example of Raw Materials Prices

  6. The problem of equilibrium selection

  7. Crises of Globalisation

  8. Research Program and Projects • Operate via use cases • Identify the scope of existing tools • Develop variants for other scopes • Generate brand new approaches • Develop shared architectures via interfaces • Crack hard conceptual nuts

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