Some kinetic models for a market economy

We review the main results on some basic kinetic models for wealth distribution in a simple market economy, with interaction rules involving random variables to take into account effects due to market risks. Then, we investigate in more detail long time behavior of a model which includes the taxation phenomenon and the redistribution of collected wealth according to proper criterions. Finally, we propose a new class of kinetic equations in which agent’s trading propensity varies according to the personal amount of wealth.

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