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Groups, governance, and greed: the ACCESS world model

ACCESS—the Agent-based Causal simulator with Cognitive, Environmental, and Social System factors—is an agent-based simulation of an alternate world that is designed to test social science methodologies’ abilities to explain, predict, and prescribe policies for complex social systems. The ACCESS worl...

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Published in:Computational and mathematical organization theory 2023-03, Vol.29 (1), p.52-83
Main Authors: Rager, Scott, Leung, Alice, Pinegar, Shannon, Mangels, Jennifer, Poole, Marshall Scott, Contractor, Noshir
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Artificial Intelligence
Behavior
Business and Management
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Cognitive-behavioral factors
Decision making
Design
Governance
Greed
Management
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Operations Research/Decision Theory
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S.I. : Ground Truth: in silico Social Science (GTIS3)
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Social systems
Society
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