Reaction to extreme events in a minimal agent based model

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Abstract

We consider the issue of the overreaction of financial markets to a sudden price change. In particular, we focus on the price and the population dynamics which follows a large fluctuation. In order to investigate these aspects from different perspectives we discuss the known results for empirical data, the Lux-Marchesi model and a minimal agent based model which we have recently proposed. We show that, in this framework, the presence of a overreaction is deeply linked to the population dynamics. In particular, the presence of a destabilizing strategy in the market is a necessary condition to have an overshoot with respect to the exogenously induced price fluctuation. Finally, we analyze how the memory of the agents can quantitatively affect this behavior. © Springer-Verlag Italia 2013.

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Zaccaria, A., Cristelli, M., & Pietronero, L. (2013). Reaction to extreme events in a minimal agent based model. New Economic Windows, 13, 133–140. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2553-0_9

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