Filling the lattice: A stylized agent-based model of socio-economic impacts of migration

By Akopov Andranik
JASSS (2022)

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Abstract

This study presents a new ‘toy’ agent-based model of socio-economic impacts of migration. The model is based on the population dynamics of two interacted communities: the local and foreign populations (migrants). The model is implemented in the AnyLogic simulation tool.

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Suggested citation

Akopov A. (2022) Filling the lattice: A stylized agent-based model of socio-economic impacts of migration. JASSS.

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