INTEGRATION OF INPUT - OUTPUT APPROACH INTO AGENT-BASED MODELING. PART 1. METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES

The article presents a comparison of the Agent-Based Multiregional Input-Output Model (ABMIOM) of the Russian economy and a small-size version of the Optimization Multiregional Input-Output Model (OMIOM) from the per-spective of their possible integration for spatial economic research. These models...

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Main Authors: Domozhirov D. A., Ibragimov N. M., Melnikova L. V., Tsyplakov A. A.
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Novosibirsk State University Press 2017-03-01
Series:Mir Èkonomiki i Upravleniâ
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Online Access:https://nsu.ru/ef/vestnik_ngu_ef/2017_1_7
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author Domozhirov D. A.
Ibragimov N. M.
Melnikova L. V.
Tsyplakov A. A.
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Ibragimov N. M.
Melnikova L. V.
Tsyplakov A. A.
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description The article presents a comparison of the Agent-Based Multiregional Input-Output Model (ABMIOM) of the Russian economy and a small-size version of the Optimization Multiregional Input-Output Model (OMIOM) from the per-spective of their possible integration for spatial economic research. These models share many similar features, technically and conceptually. The two models regard the economy as a complex system of interdependent compo-nents; both have the same spatial and sectoral structure, similar production technologies. Both allow to perform a structural analysis of processes taking place in the economy in terms of industries and territories. The former is a simulation model, the latter is a linear optimization model; their major differ-ences relate to the methods of modeling the market and price mechanisms and of representing the space. We propose to use a spatial input-output model based on the real data as the source of disaggregated information at the stage of initialization of agent-based models, which opens opportunities of gradual turning them into an experimentation area for the real economy, rather than an instrument for an analysis of an artificial economy.
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spelling doaj.art-b1ac8ce93d844238b663d463265234e92022-12-22T03:48:04ZrusNovosibirsk State University PressMir Èkonomiki i Upravleniâ2542-04292542-04292017-03-0117 (1)869910.25205/2542-0429-2017-17-1-86-99INTEGRATION OF INPUT - OUTPUT APPROACH INTO AGENT-BASED MODELING. PART 1. METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLESDomozhirov D. A.0Ibragimov N. M.1Melnikova L. V.2Tsyplakov A. A.3Novosibirsk State University; Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RASNovosibirsk State University; Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RASNovosibirsk State University; Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RASNovosibirsk State University; Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering SB RASThe article presents a comparison of the Agent-Based Multiregional Input-Output Model (ABMIOM) of the Russian economy and a small-size version of the Optimization Multiregional Input-Output Model (OMIOM) from the per-spective of their possible integration for spatial economic research. These models share many similar features, technically and conceptually. The two models regard the economy as a complex system of interdependent compo-nents; both have the same spatial and sectoral structure, similar production technologies. Both allow to perform a structural analysis of processes taking place in the economy in terms of industries and territories. The former is a simulation model, the latter is a linear optimization model; their major differ-ences relate to the methods of modeling the market and price mechanisms and of representing the space. We propose to use a spatial input-output model based on the real data as the source of disaggregated information at the stage of initialization of agent-based models, which opens opportunities of gradual turning them into an experimentation area for the real economy, rather than an instrument for an analysis of an artificial economy.https://nsu.ru/ef/vestnik_ngu_ef/2017_1_7агент-ориентированная модельтаблица «затраты - выпуск»межрегиональные связиagent-based modelinput - output tableinterregional links
spellingShingle Domozhirov D. A.
Ibragimov N. M.
Melnikova L. V.
Tsyplakov A. A.
INTEGRATION OF INPUT - OUTPUT APPROACH INTO AGENT-BASED MODELING. PART 1. METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
Mir Èkonomiki i Upravleniâ
агент-ориентированная модель
таблица «затраты - выпуск»
межрегиональные связи
agent-based model
input - output table
interregional links
title INTEGRATION OF INPUT - OUTPUT APPROACH INTO AGENT-BASED MODELING. PART 1. METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
title_full INTEGRATION OF INPUT - OUTPUT APPROACH INTO AGENT-BASED MODELING. PART 1. METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
title_fullStr INTEGRATION OF INPUT - OUTPUT APPROACH INTO AGENT-BASED MODELING. PART 1. METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
title_full_unstemmed INTEGRATION OF INPUT - OUTPUT APPROACH INTO AGENT-BASED MODELING. PART 1. METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
title_short INTEGRATION OF INPUT - OUTPUT APPROACH INTO AGENT-BASED MODELING. PART 1. METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES
title_sort integration of input output approach into agent based modeling part 1 methodological principles
topic агент-ориентированная модель
таблица «затраты - выпуск»
межрегиональные связи
agent-based model
input - output table
interregional links
url https://nsu.ru/ef/vestnik_ngu_ef/2017_1_7
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