An agent-based model of the housing market bubble in metropolitan Washington, D.C.

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Economic Forecasting with an Agent-Based Model (2020, background): “, 1997), or more recently the housing market (Geanakoplos et al., 2012; Baptista et al., 2016).”
Tipping Points in Macroeconomic Agent-Based Models (2013, methodology): “Other interesting topics are: modeling research and innovation, allowing firms to produce different types of goods, and introducing a financial sector and a housing market [40].”
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