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ays in Economic Dynamics Theory, Simulation Analysis, and Methodological Study
Essays in Economic Dynamics
Akio Matsumoto Ferenc Szidarovszky Toichiro Asada •
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Essays in Economic Dynamics Theory, Simulation Analysis, and Methodological Study
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Editors Akio Matsumoto Department of Economics Chuo University Hachioji, Tokyo Japan
Toichiro Asada Faculty of Economics Chuo University Hachioji, Tokyo Japan
Ferenc Szidarovszky University of Pecs Pécs Hungary
ISBN 978-981-10-1520-5 DOI 10.1007/978-981-10-1521-2
ISBN 978-981-10-1521-2
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Preface
It is the 9th International Conference on Nonlinear Economic Dynamics (NED2015) that was held in Tokyo, Japan, in June of 2015. The first NED conference started in Odense, Denmark in the year of 2002, which was organized by a small group of scholars having strong desires and interests of applying nonlinear dynamic methods to reveal “new faces” of the traditional dynamic studies of economics and finance. Since then, the NED conference continued in Odense again (Denmark, 2003), Tokyo (Japan, 2004), Urbino (Italy, 2005), Bielefeld (Germany, 2007), Jönköping (Sweden, 2009), Cartagena (Spain, 2011) and Siena (Italy, 2013). Meanwhile at the Jönköping conference, the Nonlinear Economic Dynamic Society was officially founded and has supported the NED conferences since then. It was already announced that the next NED conference will be held at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, USA, 2017. Following the tradition of the series of conferences, NED2015 aims at bringing together the young and senior researchers who are interested in pursuing research in economic dynamics in a broader sense. The conference was held at Chuo Univers
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