Tax Evasion Dynamics via Non-Equilibrium Model on Directed Small-World Networks

Lima, F. W. S.

doi:10.4236/tel.2016.64086

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“…Then, it is reasonable to expect that a non-equilibrium model (MVM) explains better events of non-equilibrium. In order to show that the problem of tax evasion fluctuations is better described by a non-equilibrium model than by an equilibrium model, Lima [14][15][16][17] (2010 to 2016) studied the ZM on Apollonian, Opinion-Dependent, Solomon, and Small-World Networks. In all these cases the tax evasion problem was analyzed using the two-state version of MVM, where the honest agent was rated +1 and the evaded value −1.…”

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Tax Evasion Dynamics via Kinetic Models of Opinion Dynamics

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2019

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