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Volume N° 124, issue 5, 2012

Can Artificial Economies Help us Understand Real Economies? pp. 15-41

Alan Kirman

Reconstructing Aggregate Dynamics in Heterogeneous Agents Models. A Markovian Approach pp. 117-146

Domenico Delli Gatti, Corrado Di Guilmi, Mauro Gallegati and Simone Landini

Reply to Comments pp. 13a-14a

Quamrul Ashraf, Boris Gershman and Peter Howitt

Of Ants and Voters. Maximum Entropy Prediction of Agent-Based Models with Recruitment pp. 147-175

Sylvain Barde

Comments on the paper. "Macroeconomic Policy in DSGE and Agent-Based Models" by G. Fagiolo and A. Roventini pp. 15a-17a

Domenico Delli Gatti

Reply to Comments pp. 18a-20a

Giorgio Fagiolo and Andrea Roventini

Macroprudential Policies in an Agent-Based Artificial Economy pp. 205-234

Silvano Cincotti, Marco Raberto and Andrea Teglio

Comments on the paper. "Reconstructing Aggregate Dynamics in Heterogeneous Agents Models" by D. Delli Gatti et al pp. 21a-24a

Sylvain Barde

Wage Formation, Investment Behavior and Growth Regimes: An Agent-Based Analysis pp. 235-261

Mauro Napoletano, Giovanni Dosi, Giorgio Fagiolo and Andrea Roventini

Reply to Comments pp. 25a-31a

Domenico Delli Gatti, Corrado Di Guilmi, Mauro Gallegati and Simone Landini

Macroeconomics in a Self-Organizing Economy pp. 43-65

Quamrul Ashraf, Boris Gershman and Peter Howitt

Asymmetric (S,s) Pricing: Implications for Monetary Policy pp. 177-204

Zakaria Babutsidze

Production Process Heterogeneity, Time to Build, and Macroeconomic Performance pp. 263-294

Mario Amendola, Jean-Luc Gaffard and Francesco Saraceno

Structural Interactions and Long Run Growth. An Application of Experimental Design to Agent Based Models pp. 295-345

Tommaso Ciarli

Comments on the paper. "Of Ants and Voters: Maximum entropy prediction of agent-based models with recruitment" by S. Barde pp. 33a-36a

Zakaria Babutsidze

On the Co-Evolution of Innovation and Demand: Some Policy Implications pp. 347-388

Pier Paolo Saviotti and Andreas Pyka

Reply to Comments pp. 37a-39a

Sylvain Barde

Environmental Taxes, Inequality and Technical Change pp. 389-413

Fabrizio Patriarca and Francesco Vona

High wind Penetration in an Agent-Based Model of the Electricity Market. The Case of Italy pp. 415-447

Eric Guerci and Sandro Sapio

Comments on the paper. "Asymmetric (S,s) pricing: Implications for monetary policy" by Z. Babutsidze pp. 41a-43a

Tiziana Assenza

Reply to Comments pp. 44a-46a

Zakaria Babutsidze

Comments on the paper. "Macroprudential policies in an agent-based artificial economy" by S. Cincotti, M. Raberto and A. Teglio pp. 47a-49a

Augusto Hasman

Reply to Comments pp. 50a-52a

Silvano Cincotti, Marco Raberto and Andrea Teglio

Comments on the paper. "Wage Formation, Investment Behavior and Growth Regimes: An Agent-Based Approach" by M. Napoletano, G. Dosi, G. Fagiolo and A. Roventini pp. 53a-55a

Peter Howitt

Reply to Comments pp. 56a-57a

Giovanni Dosi, Giorgio Fagiolo, Mauro Napoletano and Andrea Roventini

Comments on the paper. "Production Process Heterogeneity, Time to Build, and Macroeconomic Performance" by M. Amendola, J. L. Gaffard and F. Saraceno pp. 59a-60a

Pietro Peretto

Comments on the paper. "Can Artificial Economies Help us Understand Real Economies?" by A. Kirman pp. 5a-6a

Francesco Saraceno

Reply to Comments pp. 61a-62a

Mario Amendola, Jean-Luc Gaffard and Francesco Saraceno

Comments on the paper. "Structural Interactions and Long Run Growth: An Application of Experimental Design to Agent-Based Models" by T. Ciarli pp. 63a-65a

Maurizio Iacopetta

Reply to Comments pp. 66a-70a

Tommaso Ciarli

Improving the toolbox. New advances in Agent-based and Computational Models pp. 7-13

Jean-Luc Gaffard and Mauro Napoletano

Macroeconomic Policy in DSGE and Agent-Based Models pp. 67-116

Giorgio Fagiolo and Andrea Roventini

Comments on the paper. "On the Co-Evolution of Innovation and Demand" by P. P. Saviotti and A. Pyka pp. 71a-73a

Fabrizio Patriarca

Reply to Comments pp. 74a-75a

Pier Paolo Saviotti and Andreas Pyka

Comments on the paper. "Environmental taxes, inequality, and technical change" by F. Patriarca and F. Vona pp. 77a-80a

Sandro Sapio

Reply to Comments pp. 7a-7a

Alan Kirman

Reply to Comments pp. 81a-83a

Fabrizio Patriarca and Francesco Vona

Comments on the paper. "High wind penetration in an agent-based model of the electricity market: the case of Italy" by E. Guerci and A. Sapio pp. 85a-87a

Antoine Mandel

Reply to Comments pp. 88a-90a

Eric Guerci and Sandro Sapio

Comments on the paper. "Macroeconomics in a self-organizing economy" by Q. Ashraf, B. Gershman and P. Howitt pp. 9a-12a

Alan Kirman

Volume N° 123, issue 4, 2012

Qui sème la restriction récolte la récession. Perspectives économiques 2012-2013 pour l'économie mondiale pp. 7-36

Xavier Timbeau

Pétrole: vers un troisième choc pétrolier ? pp. 77-88

Céline Antonin

États-Unis: la croissance sous contraintes pp. 89-97

Christine Rifflart

Japon: le temps de la reconstruction pp. 99-107

Bruno Ducoudré

Royaume-Uni: exercices d'équilibristes pp. 109-115

Catherine Mathieu

Allemagne: restriction importée pp. 117-122

Sabine Le Bayon

Italie: le pari de Mario Monti pp. 123-130

Céline Antonin

Espagne: championne de la rigueur pp. 131-135

Danielle Schweisguth

Volume n° 122, issue 3, 2012

Vers une grande réforme fiscale ? pp. 7-12

Guillaume Allègre and Mathieu Plane

Soutenabilité et justice économique. Finalités et moyens d'une réforme fiscale pp. 13-34

Jacques Le Cacheux

L'économie politique des réformes fiscales. Une analyse historique pp. 35-59

Nicolas Delalande

Finances publiques: vers une nouvelle hausse de la fiscalité ? pp. 61-81

Mathieu Plane

Carbone sans frontières. Quelles solutions fiscales face aux émissions importées ? pp. 83-98

Eloi Laurent and Jacques Le Cacheux

Commentaire de l'article d'Éloi Laurent et de Jacques Le Cacheux. « Carbone sans frontières. Quelles solutions fiscales face aux émissions importées ? » pp. 99-101

Gilles Rotillon

Lecture critique de l'ouvrage pour une révolution fiscale. Trois désaccords et certaines convergences pp. 103-144

Henri Sterdyniak

Commentaire de l'article d'Henri Sterdyniak. « Lecture critique de l'ouvrage pour une révolution fiscale » pp. 145-151

Camille Landais, Thomas Piketty and Emmanuel Saez

Réformer la politique familiale. Pourquoi et pour qui ? pp. 153-185

Mahdi Ben Jelloul and Clément Schaff

Faut-il défendre le quotient familial ? pp. 187-220

Guillaume Allègre

Commentaire de l'article de Guillaume Allègre. « Faut-il défendre le quotient familial ? » pp. 221-230

François Legendre

Réformer la fiscalité du patrimoine ? pp. 231-261

Guillaume Allègre, Mathieu Plane and Xavier Timbeau

Le financement de la protection sociale. Quelles perspectives au-delà des « solutions miracles » ? pp. 263-331

Mireille Elbaum

Taux marginal implicite des cotisations retraite en France. Principes et estimation de profils par âge pp. 333-366

Frédéric Gannon and Vincent Touzé

Commentaire de l'article de Frédéric Gannon et Vincent Touzé. « Taux marginal implicite des cotisations retraite en France » pp. 367-372

Florence Legros

Impact économique de la « quasi TVA sociale ». Simulations macroéconomiques et effets sectoriels pp. 373-397

Eric Heyer, Mathieu Plane and Xavier Timbeau

Commentaire de l'article d'Éric Heyer, Mathieu Plane et Xavier Timbeau. « Impact économique de la ‘quasi TVA sociale' » pp. 399-405

Clément Carbonnier