W. Brian Arthur

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W. Brian Arthur is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Queen's University Belfast, Lancaster University, Stanford University

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W. Brian Arthur's Degrees

PhD Operations Research University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, William Brian Arthur is a Belfast-born economist credited with developing the modern approach to increasing returns. He has lived and worked in Northern California for many years. He is an authority on economics in relation to complexity theory, technology and financial markets. He has been on the external faculty at the Santa Fe Institute, and a Visiting Researcher at the Intelligent Systems Lab at PARC. He is credited with the invention of the El Farol Bar problem.

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W. Brian Arthur's Published Works

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Published Works

Increasing Returns and Path Dependence in the Economy (1996) (3933)
INCREASING RETURNS AND LOCK-IN BY HISTORICAL EVENTS (1989) (3635)
The Economy as an Evolving Complex System II (1988) (2575)
Inductive Reasoning and Bounded Rationality (1994) (1537)
The Nature of Technology: What it Is and How it Evolves (2009) (1472)
Increasing returns and the new world of business. (1996) (1286)
Positive feedbacks in the economy (1990) (1259)
Asset Pricing Under Endogenous Expectations in an Artificial Stock Market (1996) (1108)
Time series properties of an artificial stock market (1999) (767)
Artificial economic life: a simple model of a stockmarket (1994) (489)
‘Silicon Valley’ locational clusters: when do increasing returns imply monopoly? (1990) (450)
‘Silicon Valley’ locational clusters: when do increasing returns imply monopoly? (1990) (450)
Path-dependent processes and the emergence of macro-structure (1987) (445)
The structure of invention (2007) (401)
Designing Economic Agents that Act Like Human Agents: A Behavioral Approach to Bounded Rationality (1991) (332)
Out-of-equilibrium economics and agent-based modeling (2006) (281)
On designing economic agents that behave like human agents (1993) (266)
Complexity Economics : A Different Framework for Economic Thought (2013) (187)
The economics of risks to life. (1979) (176)
Inductive Reasoning and Bounded Rationality ( The El Farol Problem ) (1999) (160)
The evolution of technology within a simple computer model (2006) (155)
Complexity in Economic and Financial Markets (1995) (141)
On Learning and Adaptation in the Economy (1992) (131)
Samuelson, Population and Intergenerational Transfers (1978) (106)
Complexity in economic and financial markets: Behind the physical institutions and technologies of the marketplace lie the beliefs and expectations of real human beings (1995) (101)
On Competing Technologies and Historical Small Events: The Dynamics of Choice under Increasing Returns (1983) (98)
Foundations of complexity economics (2021) (94)
Complexity in economic theory: inductive reasoning and bounded rationality (1994) (76)
Economics of changing age distributions in developed countries. (1989) (73)
Immigration and the stable population model (1982) (72)
An Analytical Survey of Population and Development in Bangladesh (1978) (70)
Strong laws for a class of path-dependent stochastic processes with applications (1986) (63)
Some general relationships in population dynamics. (1984) (63)
Path Dependence in Spatial Networks : The Standardization of Railway Track Gauge (2002) (59)
Why Do Things Become More Complex (1993) (58)
Inductive Reasoning, Bounded Rationality and the Bar Problem (1994) (56)
Increasing Returns and the Two Worlds of Business (55)
Optimal time paths with age-dependence: a theory of population policy. (1977) (48)
Large-Scale Simulation Models in Population and Development: What Use to Planners? (1975) (46)
Cognition: The Black Box of Economics (2000) (38)
The End of Certainty in Economics (1999) (32)
Complexity, the Santa Fe approach, and non-equilibrium economics (2010) (32)
On the evolution of complexity (1999) (29)
Population, Food and Rural Development (1989) (25)
Transdisciplinary EU science institute needs funds urgently (2010) (24)
Immigration policy and immigrants' ages (1988) (23)
An artificial stock market (1999) (22)
Dynamics and structures (1991) (20)
Non-Linear Urn Processes: Asymptotic Behavior and Applications (1987) (20)
Illuminating the Blind Spot: Leadership in the Context of Emerging Worlds (Summary Paper on an Ongoing Research Project) (2002) (17)
The Ergodic Theorems of Demography: a Simple Proof (1982) (17)
NONLINEAR ADAPTIVE PROCESSES OF GROWTH WITH GENERAL INCREMENTS: ATTAINABLE AND UNATTAINABLE COMPONEN (1988) (16)
Comment on Neil Kay's paper—‘Rerun the tape of history and QWERTY always wins’ (2013) (15)
Why a Population Converges to Stability (1981) (14)
Information Constriction and Information Contagion (14)
The analysis of linkages in demographic theory (1984) (14)
Control of linear processes with distributed lags using dynamic programming from first principles (1977) (13)
Technologies as agents of change: A simulation model of the evolving complexity of the global energy system (2008) (11)
Myths and Realities of the High-Tech Economy (2001) (10)
How Fast is Technology Evolving (1997) (9)
The Analysis of Causal Linkages in Demographic Theory (1980) (7)
Letter to Bill (1975) (6)
An analysis of indirect mortality estimation. (1983) (6)
Age and Earnings in the Labour Market: Implications of the 1980s Labour Bulge (1983) (5)
Strategic pricing in markets with increasing returns (1994) (4)
All Systems will be Gamed : Exploitive Behavior in Economic and Social Systems (2014) (4)
Optimal Control Theory with Time Delay. (1973) (4)
Limit Theorems for Proportions of Balls in a Generalized Urn Scheme (1987) (3)
Technology and material culture (2005) (3)
Stochastic control for linear discrete-time distributed-lag models (1978) (2)
Large-Scale Simulation Models in Population and Development: A Reply (1977) (2)
Further Results on the Generalized Polya Urn Scheme (1986) (1)
The evolution of technology within a simple computer model: Research Articles (2006) (1)
Kenneth Arrow and nonequilibrium economics† (2019) (1)
Economics in nouns and verbs (2021) (0)
New model development methodology applied to the nuclear energy market share (1978) (0)
U.S. Immigration Policy, Immigrants' Ages, and U.S. Population Size. (1987) (0)
Letter to David Laventhol Regarding the National News Council Members and Advisers (1973) (0)
Elasticity of demand for petrol in Ireland - comment (1973) (0)
Foundations of complexity economics (2021) (0)
Back Matter (1994) (0)
Correspondence Between William C. Archie, Roger J. Traynor, and William B. Arthur, 1973 December 14 - 1974 January 8 (1974) (0)
WORKING PAPER (2015) (0)
Correspondence Between Roland H. Berg and William B. Arthur Regarding Freedom of the Press, 1973 December 10 - 1974 January 12 (1973) (0)
The National News Council Memorandum Pertaining to NCEW v. Victor Lasky/NANA (1974) (0)
Path Dependence , Network Form , and Technological Change (2000) (0)
Letter to the National News Council Members Regarding Robert A. Edwards' Complaint (1974) (0)
Mathematics and what it can express (2021) (0)
Mathematical language shapes how we understand the economy (2022) (0)
Working papers of the EAST-WEST POPULATION (2017) (0)
The Logic of Invention December (2005) (0)
Letters to C. Donal Peterson, Noel S. Paul, and Fraser MacDougall (1973) (0)
IR-08-021 Technologies as Agents of Change : A Simulation Model of the ystem Evolving Complexity of the Global Energy S (2009) (0)
Limit Theorems for Fractions of Balls in a Generalized Urn Scheme with Balls of N Colors that Can Be Supplemented with Portions of Random Size (1987) (0)
A Dynamic Model of Nuclear Energy Market Share Employing Full Information Maximum Likelihood Parameter estimation and Extended Kalman Filtering (1976) (0)
The Winds Are Ablowin (1974) (0)
Simple Dynamics with Rich Implications (2022) (0)
Adaptive Growth Processes with Arbitrary Increments: Reachable and Non-reachable Components of the Terminal Set (1988) (0)
Correspondence to Roger J. Traynor and Daniel Paul Regarding The Miami Herald Publishing Company v. Tornillo Case , 1973 November 21 - 1973 November 26 (1973) (0)
Minor Planet Observations [G62 Sunriver Nature Center Observatory, Sunriver] (2007) (0)
Correspondence Between William B. Arthur and William Rivers Regarding John Polich's Press Councils Questionnaire (1973) (0)
Mathematical Modelling at IIASA (1982) (0)
Letter from William B. Arthur to Frank A. Parsons, February 2, 1956 (correspondence) (2014) (0)
Correspondence Between Roger J. Traynor, Richard W. Jencks, and William B. Arthur, 1973 December 14 - 1974 January 24 (1974) (0)

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