Time for New Economic Models

04 January 2016

INET Oxford’s Professor J. Doyne Farmer and Professor Robert Axtell of George Mason University write in the Christian Science Monitor about why economic models failed during the financial crisis and how agent-based modelling and Big Data present possibilities for a new generation of models.
Read the article here.

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