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Can Irrational Investors Survive? A Social-Computing Perspective

Standard financial theory includes a rigorous theoretical system for equilibrium asset pricing. Among the assumptions this system is founded on is the necessity of investors' homogeneity and rationality. The proposed agent-based model accounts for interactions between irrational and rational investors, expanding on existing work and offering hope for irrational-investor survival in artificial stock markets.