Modeling herding behavior and its risks

Journal of Economic Methodology 20 (1):6 - 18 (2013)
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(2013). Modeling herding behavior and its risks. Journal of Economic Methodology: Vol. 20, Methodology, Systemic Risk, and the Economics Profession, pp. 6-18. doi: 10.1080/1350178X.2013.774843

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