2006-03-11 papers

on Evolutionary Economics

Issue of 2006–03–11
one paper chosen by
Matthew Baker, City University of New York

The nature of the mutation process matters By T. DEMUYNCK; A. SCHOLLAERT

The nature of the mutation process matters

By:	T. DEMUYNCK; A. SCHOLLAERT
Abstract:	The incorporation of small mutation rates has significantly improved the predictive capacity of evolutionary models. Bergin and Lipman [1996], however, demonstrate that this improvement depends entirely on the nature of the mutation process. We provide a constructive corroboration of their result: we derive matching mutation rates for each desired set of stochastic stable states.
Keywords:	Evolution; Mutation
Date:	2006–01
URL:	https://d.repec.org/n?u=RePEc:rug:rugwps:06/361

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