"Edward Weick" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nevertheless, I do feel that the questions I have raised about the
simulation that Douglas Wilson is proposing are valid: Is there really
something to be simulated? If so, what? Will the proposed simulation lead
to a better understanding of economic
-Pete Vincent wrote,
then you can say "OK, let's just see if that's really true", and
introduce the reform in the simulation. Then you can respond to
the economist's criticism with "our reknowned reliable simulation
engine clearly demonstrates that this reform will have only these
Steve Kurtz:
(Douglas: I urge you to have a look before attempting to re-invent the
wheel.)
Then, summarizing a paper:
Simulators are descriptions of complex systems representing the
interrelationships among the processes that constitute the system; they
combine observations of past states of
Hi Mike all,
I've been away, and just got to your post. I'm familiar with the World Game
site. It is likely that their software is not nearly as comprehensive nor
as flexible as the Global System Simulator one. For those interested in
receiving a detailed description of the system, I have it in
