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This is my keynote speech to the 2015 conference of the European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy (EAEPE: http://eaepe.org/). In it I argue that a simple complex systems model captures most of the important economic dynamics of the last 30 years, even with the simplest possible economic relations and linear behavioural relations.
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This is my keynote speech to the 2015 conference of the European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy (EAEPE: http://eaepe.org/). In it I argue that a simple complex systems model captures most of the important economic dynamics of the last 30 years, even with the simplest possible economic relations and linear behavioural relations.
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