= Artificial economics
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Artificial economics is an interdisciplinary field that combines concepts from economics, artificial intelligence (AI), and computational modeling. It involves the use of artificial agents, simulations, and computational techniques to analyze, model, and understand economic systems and behaviors. Here are some key aspects of artificial economics: 1. **Agent-Based Modeling**: This approach involves creating individual agents that interact according to defined behaviors and rules. These agents can represent consumers, businesses, institutions, or other economic entities.
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