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The Semantics of Money
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A public diary of my research on the semantics of money.
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The Semantics of Money skip to main | skip to sidebar The Semantics of Money A public diary of my research on the semantics of money. Tuesday, May 27, 2008 Recently I've enjoyed an email discussion with a highly original scientist and businessman who has a special interest in probabilistic causality and the reasons for income inequality, amongst other things. During the course of that discussion I was asked to consider what the time-evolution of the money distribution in a typical game of Monopoly "with 1000 players" might look like. One could make some educated guesses. But a surer way of predicting the answer is to build a cheap and cheerful computational model. I thought I'd blog about what I did for two reasons: first, to demonstrate how building small computational experiments with Mathematica is easy; and second, to point to the fact that the generation of income inequality in games with transferable money might be ubiquitous, a point that my interlocutor is keen ...
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