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December 2016

Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?

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26 articles in this issue

What is economics that physicists are mindful of it?
Sitabhra Sinha
Anindya S. Chakrabarti
Manipushpak Mitra
Editorial 22 December 2016 Pages: 3087 - 3089
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Entropy and econophysics
J. Barkley Rosser Jr.
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3091 - 3104
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Two different flavours of complexity in financial data
R.J. Buonocore
N. Musmeci
T. Di Matteo
Regular Article Open access 22 December 2016 Pages: 3105 - 3113
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Absence of economic and social constants
Anindya S. Chakrabarti
Ratul Lahkar
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3115 - 3119
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Can economics afford not to become natural science?
Bikas K. Chakrabarti
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3121 - 3125
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Can an interdisciplinary field contribute to one of the parent disciplines from which it emerged?
Anirban Chakraborti
Dhruv Raina
Kiran Sharma
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3127 - 3135
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Regrets, learning and wisdom
Damien Challet
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3137 - 3143
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Is it “natural” to expect economics to become a part of the natural sciences?
A. Chatterjee
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3145 - 3149
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Two models of social learning in networks, with concepts drawn from economics and physics
Kalyan Chatterjee
Souvik Roy
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3151 - 3157
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Economics and econophysics in the era of Big Data
Siew Ann Cheong
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3159 - 3170
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Can economics be a physical science?
Duncan K. Foley
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3171 - 3178
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Beyond econophysics (not to mention mainstream economics)
Mauro Gallegati
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3179 - 3185
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Can there be a physics of financial markets? Methodological reflections on econophysics
Tobias A. Huber
Didier Sornette
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3187 - 3210
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Towards a statistical mechanics of economies
João Pedro Jericó
Matteo Marsili
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3211 - 3224
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Toward economics as a new complex system
Taisei Kaizoji
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3225 - 3230
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
A “Social Bitcoin” could sustain a democratic digital world
Kaj-Kolja Kleineberg
Dirk Helbing
Regular Article Open access 22 December 2016 Pages: 3231 - 3241
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Financial price dynamics and agent-based models as inspired by Benoit Mandelbrot
Blake LeBaron
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3243 - 3254
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Applications of statistical physics methods in economics: Current state and perspectives
Thomas Lux
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3255 - 3259
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Some past and present challenges of econophysics
R.N. Mantegna
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3261 - 3267
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
On economics as a physical science
Sugata Marjit
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3269 - 3273
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Are there common mathematical structures in economics and physics?
Jürgen Mimkes
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3275 - 3280
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Ten years after “Worrying trends in econophysics”: developments and current challenges
Paul Ormerod
Regular Article Open access 22 December 2016 Pages: 3281 - 3291
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Random exchange models and the distribution of wealth
Enrico Scalas
Regular Article Open access 22 December 2016 Pages: 3293 - 3298
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
1996–2016: Two decades of econophysics: Between methodological diversification and conceptual coherence
C. Schinckus
Regular Article Open access 22 December 2016 Pages: 3299 - 3311
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Monetary economics from econophysics perspective
Victor M. Yakovenko
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3313 - 3335
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?
Micro-foundations for macroeconomics: New set-up based on statistical physics
Hiroshi Yoshikawa
Regular Article 22 December 2016 Pages: 3337 - 3344
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Discussion and Debate: Can Economics be a Physical Science?

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