RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Peter Klimek, Sebastian Poledna, J.D. Farmer and S. Thurner, “To Bail-out or Bail-in? Answers from an Agent-based Model”, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 50, 144-154 (2015).
J. Doyne Farmer, "Hypotheses Non Fingo: Problems With The Scientific Method In Economics", Journal of Economic Methodology 20 (4) 377-385 (2013).
Yonathan Schwarzkopf and J. Doyne Farmer, “An Empirical Study of the Tails of Mutual Fund Size”, Physical Review E 81(6) (2010): 066113
J. Doyne Farmer and John Geanakoplos, “The Virtues and Vices of Equilibrium and the Future of Financial Economics”, Complexity 14(3) (2009): 11-38.
J. Doyne Farmer, D. E. Smith and M. Shubik, “Is Economics the Next Physical Science?” Physics Today 58(9) (2005): 37-42.
J. Doyne Farmer, “Physicists Attempt to Scale the Ivory Towers of Finance”, Computational Science and Engineering (IEEE) 1(6) (1999): 26-39.
J. Doyne Farmer and A. W. Lo, “Frontiers of Finance: Evolution and Efficient Markets,” PNAS USA 96(18) (1999): 9991-9992.
COMMENTARY AND REVIEWS
S. Battiston, J. Doyne Farmer, Andreas Flache, Diego Garlaschelli, Andy Haldane, Hans Heesterbeck, Cars Hommes, Carlo Jaeger, Robert May and Marten Scheffer, “Complexity Theory to Support Public Policy and Financial Regulation: Economic Policy Needs Network Analysis and Behavioral Modeling”, Science (2016).
R. Axtell and J.D. Farmer, “Old Economic Models Couldn’t Predict the Recession: Time for New Ones", Christian Science Monitor, Dec. 10, 2015.
J. D. Farmer and D. Foley, “The Economy Needs Agent-based Modeling”, Nature 460 (2009): 685-686.
J. Doyne Farmer, “Avoiding Getting Lost in the Wilderness of Bounded Rationality: The Path from Zero Intelligence to No Arbitrage”, Quantitative Finance 3(4) (2003): C64-C65.