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Agent-based models as a complement to economic theory: a durable goods example
We construct an agent-based model of a durable goods market. Consumer purchasing strategies include memory of recent price realizations in the market. A monopolistic producer sets prices using a standard economic approach. The model yields aggregate market characteristics similar to those seen in automobile markets.