Introduction

In Fernando Vega-Redondo (ed.), Evolution, Games, and Economic Behaviour. Oxford University Press UK (1996)
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Describes what is an evolutionary model and motivates the use of the evolutionary approach to the analysis of socio‐economic phenomena. The chapter also outlines the material to be covered by the book.

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