This paper presents a possible explanation for some of the empirical properties of asset returns within a heterogeneous-agents framework. The model turns out, even if we assume the input fundamental value follows an simple Gaussian distribution lacking both fat tails and volatility dependence, these features can show up in the time series of asset returns. In this model, the profit comparison and switching between heterogeneous play key roles, which build a connection between endogenous market and the emergence of stylized facts
The dynamics of a financial market with heterogeneous agents are analyzed under different market arc...
This paper explores multiasset market dynamics. We consider a limited number of markets on which two...
The volatility of stock prices is di cult to explain within the con nes of rational pric- ing models...
We describe the development and calibration of a hybrid agent-based dynamical systems model of the s...
A simple asset pricing model with two types of adaptively learning traders, fundamentalists and tech...
We analyze a general equilibrium exchange economy with a continuum of agents who have "catching up w...
Recent empirical evidence suggests that expected stock returns are weakly, or even negatively, relat...
This paper examines whether a general equilibrium asset pricing model can explain two important empi...
In this paper we have studied the ability of relatively standard equilibrium asset pricing models to...
In the past years several Agents Based Models (ABMs) have been introduced to reproduce and interpret...
Recent literature has developed the conjecture that important statistical features of stock price se...
Markets have internal dynamics leading to excess volatility and other phenomena that are difficult t...
In this paper we design an artificial market where endogenous volatility is created assigning to the...
The price, return and volume series of virtually all traded financial assets share a set of commonly...
This article advocates a theory of expectation formation that incorporates many of the central motiv...
The dynamics of a financial market with heterogeneous agents are analyzed under different market arc...
This paper explores multiasset market dynamics. We consider a limited number of markets on which two...
The volatility of stock prices is di cult to explain within the con nes of rational pric- ing models...
We describe the development and calibration of a hybrid agent-based dynamical systems model of the s...
A simple asset pricing model with two types of adaptively learning traders, fundamentalists and tech...
We analyze a general equilibrium exchange economy with a continuum of agents who have "catching up w...
Recent empirical evidence suggests that expected stock returns are weakly, or even negatively, relat...
This paper examines whether a general equilibrium asset pricing model can explain two important empi...
In this paper we have studied the ability of relatively standard equilibrium asset pricing models to...
In the past years several Agents Based Models (ABMs) have been introduced to reproduce and interpret...
Recent literature has developed the conjecture that important statistical features of stock price se...
Markets have internal dynamics leading to excess volatility and other phenomena that are difficult t...
In this paper we design an artificial market where endogenous volatility is created assigning to the...
The price, return and volume series of virtually all traded financial assets share a set of commonly...
This article advocates a theory of expectation formation that incorporates many of the central motiv...
The dynamics of a financial market with heterogeneous agents are analyzed under different market arc...
This paper explores multiasset market dynamics. We consider a limited number of markets on which two...
The volatility of stock prices is di cult to explain within the con nes of rational pric- ing models...