Agent-Based Computational Economics: Growing Economics from the bottom up by Leigh Tesfatsion (Artificial Life 2002)

This survey paper outlines the objectives and characteristics of the agent-based computational economics (ABE) from eight different research areas:

1. Learning and the embodies mind
2. Evolution of behavioral norms
3. Bottom-up modeling of market processes
4. Formation of economics networks
5. Modeling of organizations
6. Design of computational agents for automated markets
7. Parallel experiments with real and computational agents
8. Building ACE computational laboratories