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| 1 | Introduction | 3 |
| 2 | Early works | 14 |
| 3 | Understanding the minority game dynamics | 27 |
| 4 | Minority games as market models | 63 |
| 5 | Quest for better cooperation | 87 |
| Reprinted papers | 113 | |
| Inductive reasoning and bounded rationality : the El Farol problem | 115 | |
| Emergence of cooperation and organization in an evolutionary game | 124 | |
| Evolving models of financial markets | 136 | |
| Adaptive competition, market efficiency, and phase transitions | 140 | |
| Crowd-anticrowd theory of multi-agent market games | 144 | |
| Irrelevance of memory in the minority game | 148 | |
| Symmetry breaking and phase transition in the minority game | 152 | |
| Thermal model for adaptive competition in a market | 156 | |
| Statistical mechanics of systems with heterogeneous agents : minority games | 160 | |
| Continuum time limit and stationary states of the minority game | 164 | |
| Generating functional analysis of the dynamics of the batch minority game with random external information | 176 | |
| Modeling market mechanism with minority game | 192 | |
| Physicists attempt to scale the ivory towers of finance | 224 | |
| From market games to real-world markets | 238 | |
| Predictability of large future changes in a competitive evolving population | 247 | |
| On a universal mechanism for long-range volatility correlations | 251 | |
| Criticality and market efficiency in a simple realistic model of the stock market | 256 | |
| Market mechanism and expectations in minority and majority games | 260 | |
| The $-game | 271 | |
| Dynamical spin-glass-like behavior in an evolutionary game | 276 | |
| A stochastic strategy for the minority game | 287 | |
| Self-segregation versus clustering in the evolutionary minority game | 296 | |
| Broken ergodicity and memory in the minority game | 300 | |
| Self-organized networks of competing Boolean agents | 307 | |
| Dynamics of interacting neural networks | 311 | |
| Intelligent systems in the context of surrounding environment | 318 | |
| The interactive minority game : a Web-based investigation of human market interactions | 326 |
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Adrian Marcelo
reviewed Minority Games: Interacting Agents in Financial Markets on October 25, 2012
Minority Games: Interacting Agents in Financial Markets
This little book, published in 1871, describes the functioning of the first great capital market at the time when money first began to flow quickly and easily across distances and borders to wherever it would be most profitable to those who controlled it. (I suspect the telegraph played a role in this transformation.) Bagehot confined himself to describing the workings of the actual money market, intentionally keeping clear of economic theory. The fact he named the book after the specific street where the activities took place is indicative. Although conditions have changed greatly since he wrote, the book presents a good introduction to the mechanisms of capital.
The latter part of the book points out weaknesses in the then current workings of the money market that resulted from London having become an international centre for capital and it proposes methods of safe guarding against a panic. I think it demonstrates his astuteness that he was arguing this in 1871 two years before "The Panic of 1873" that triggered the "Long Depression", the first global depression, lasting twenty years.
He was one of those uncommon writers who are able to express complexity clearly. I wish I could find somebody writing about money today with his skill as a writer, his knowledge (before becoming a journalist he had worked as a banker) and his scrupulous avoidance of economic dogma.
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