Edited by Scott Moss, former Principal Lecturer in Economics, Manchester Metropolitan University and John Rae, formerly of Information Technology Institute, University of Salford, UK

'It provides interesting reading and a source of speculation for those who hope to find uses for AI techniques in economic research.'

• Contents: 1. Introduction (S. Moss) 2. Economics and Intelligence (R. Marris) 3. Artificial Intelligence Models of Complex Economic Systems (S. Moss) 4. AI Modelling Techniques: The Emergence of a Supportive Framework for Modelling Complex Behaviour in Economics (J. Rae and M.L. Reynolds) 5. Strategic Decision Making: Orthodox Theory Versus Artificial Intelligence Approaches (A. and S. Moss) 6. Experiments, Games and Economics (J.D. Hey and M.L. Reynolds) 7. Artificial Intelligence and the Economics of Technological Change (P. Stoneman) 8. Some Thoughts on Economic Theory and Artificial Intelligence (H. Dixon) 9. Church’s Thesis and Game Theory: An Overview of Some Results (L. Anderlini) 10. The Development of Intelligent Macroeconometric Models and Modelling Procedures (M. Artis, S. Moss and P. Ormerod) Bibliography Index

Edited by Scott Moss, former Principal Lecturer in Economics, Manchester Metropolitan University and John Rae, formerly of Information Technology Institute, University of Salford, UK

'It provides interesting reading and a source of speculation for those who hope to find uses for AI techniques in economic research.'

• Contents: 1. Introduction (S. Moss) 2. Economics and Intelligence (R. Marris) 3. Artificial Intelligence Models of Complex Economic Systems (S. Moss) 4. AI Modelling Techniques: The Emergence of a Supportive Framework for Modelling Complex Behaviour in Economics (J. Rae and M.L. Reynolds) 5. Strategic Decision Making: Orthodox Theory Versus Artificial Intelligence Approaches (A. and S. Moss) 6. Experiments, Games and Economics (J.D. Hey and M.L. Reynolds) 7. Artificial Intelligence and the Economics of Technological Change (P. Stoneman) 8. Some Thoughts on Economic Theory and Artificial Intelligence (H. Dixon) 9. Church’s Thesis and Game Theory: An Overview of Some Results (L. Anderlini) 10. The Development of Intelligent Macroeconometric Models and Modelling Procedures (M. Artis, S. Moss and P. Ormerod) Bibliography Index

Edited by Scott Moss, former Principal Lecturer in Economics, Manchester Metropolitan University and John Rae, formerly of Information Technology Institute, University of Salford, UK

'It provides interesting reading and a source of speculation for those who hope to find uses for AI techniques in economic research.'

• Contents: 1. Introduction (S. Moss) 2. Economics and Intelligence (R. Marris) 3. Artificial Intelligence Models of Complex Economic Systems (S. Moss) 4. AI Modelling Techniques: The Emergence of a Supportive Framework for Modelling Complex Behaviour in Economics (J. Rae and M.L. Reynolds) 5. Strategic Decision Making: Orthodox Theory Versus Artificial Intelligence Approaches (A. and S. Moss) 6. Experiments, Games and Economics (J.D. Hey and M.L. Reynolds) 7. Artificial Intelligence and the Economics of Technological Change (P. Stoneman) 8. Some Thoughts on Economic Theory and Artificial Intelligence (H. Dixon) 9. Church’s Thesis and Game Theory: An Overview of Some Results (L. Anderlini) 10. The Development of Intelligent Macroeconometric Models and Modelling Procedures (M. Artis, S. Moss and P. Ormerod) Bibliography Index