Generative Economic Agents: Building Multi-Agent LLM Simulations for Market Behavioral Testing

Thatch, Oliver J.

ISBN 13: 9798183630909

Published by Independently published, 2026

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Generative Economic Agents: Building Multi-Agent LLM Simulations for Market Behavioral Testing
• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798183630909
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

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Generative Economic Agents introduces a groundbreaking framework for simulating realistic market behavior using multi-agent systems powered by large language models (LLMs).

In this technical guide, you will discover how to design, build, and evaluate generative economic agents that interact within complex market environments. Moving beyond traditional equation-based models, the book explores how LLM-driven agents can exhibit emergent behaviors, adaptive strategies, and realistic decision-making under uncertainty—capabilities essential for rigorous market behavioral testing.

What You’ll Learn

• Core principles of generative agents in economic contexts
• Architecting multi-agent LLM simulations for market dynamics
• Techniques for modeling agent cognition, interaction protocols, and strategic adaptation
• Methods for designing controlled experiments to test market hypotheses
• Validation approaches, performance metrics, and techniques to mitigate hallucination and bias in agent behavior
• Implementation patterns in Python for scalable simulation environments

Written for quantitative researchers, AI practitioners, algorithmic traders, and economists, this book bridges the gap between cutting-edge language model technology and practical market simulation. Whether you are exploring policy impacts, testing trading strategies, or investigating emergent market phenomena, Generative Economic Agents provides the conceptual foundations and technical tools needed to construct sophisticated, behaviorally rich economic simulations.

Clear, code-supported, and focused on reproducible results, this work equips readers to move from theoretical exploration to functional market testing environments.