28 August 2020
Behavioral Macro and Complexity
online courseThis course provides a state of the art overview of complex economic systems with boundedly rational heterogeneous agents. The leading paradigm in macroeconomics assumes that economic agents (households, firms, investors) are perfectly rational in making their decisions. Experimental and empirical evidence indicate that this assumption is too demanding.
Course leader
Prof. Cars Hommes
Target group
the summer course welcomes (research) master students, PhD students and post-docs with a quantitative background and who are interested in learning state-of-the art complex systems and behavioral macroeconomic modeling. We also welcome professionals from policy institutions such as central banks or international firms and institutions.
Fee info
EUR 500: students phd
EUR 500: other