The study of financial markets is a challenging problem because it requires both an adequate structural simplicity in order to allow for the aggregation at a macrolevel of its microfoundations and a thorough description of the behaviour of true world agents requiring, for instance, a set of tools uncommon in economics but quite standard in psychology.
Imitation and stability in a stock market
PECCATI, LORENZO;CERQUETTI, ANNALISA
1996
Abstract
The study of financial markets is a challenging problem because it requires both an adequate structural simplicity in order to allow for the aggregation at a macrolevel of its microfoundations and a thorough description of the behaviour of true world agents requiring, for instance, a set of tools uncommon in economics but quite standard in psychology.
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