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Experiments and agent-based simulations : toward a common framework /
In recent years, experimental economics and computational economics have increased their reputation as well-established areas of economic research. The nobel prize [2002] given to Daniel Kahneman and Vernon Smith showed to scientific quality reached by experimental economics as well as it contributed to the acceptance of this discipline by the scientific and scholar community at large. In the same time we assisted at the publications of a wide numbers of papers on simultions. The birth and growth of journals devoted to this issue, certifies the relevance reached by simulations today. The aim of this introduction as well as the special number of this review is to investigate how these two diffrent methodologies and areas of economic research could be used to better describe and interpreted human economic behaviour. The papers included in this issue havebeen presented at the economic science association 2005 European Regional Meeting, held in Alessandria, Italy [September 15-18 th]..yo.
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