Economics and Effective Computability
Papers for this session will provide theoretical and applied contributions
to "computable economics".
Relevant issues include:
- Original models constructed to be computable in principle
- The "translation" of traditional models as to stress what is lost and what may be gained by adopting computability theory
- Computability and "playability" of games
- Simulations of theoretically computable models
- Computable and computational learning models in Economics
- Relations between Rationality and computability
- Undecidability and uncomputability results on "main stream" neoclassical theory.
Please submit your abstract by e-mail (plain text only) by Jan. 15, 1999
to
Francesco Luna
Department of Economics
University of Venice
Italy
e-mail: fluna@unive.it