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Minsky (economic simulator)
Minsky is an open source visual computer program for dynamic simulation of economic models. Its name is a tribute to the unorthodox American economist Hyman Minsky (1919 – 1996) who pioneered the underlying approach. The originator of the Minsky simulator project is, Dr. Steve Keen, one of the few academic economists to anticipate the Financial crisis of 2007–08, using an earlier dynamic monetary model of a possible financial crisis that he had developed.
== Description ==
Mainstream economic theory ignores banks, debt and money completely, and imagines that the dynamic, innovative and crisis-prone social system we call capitalism can be modeled as if it is almost always in equilibrium. Minsky was designed to make a different approach to economic modeling possible: one in which banks, debt and money are indispensable, and in which the economy is always changing.〔 With Minsky, models are built using flowcharts and a double entry bookkeeping system known as a Godley table.〔 (SourceForge ) Minsky - Project of the month January 2014. Interview with Minsky development team. Accessed January 2014〕
Minsky can be used for any dynamical systems modelling not just economics. It has applications in chaos theory and biological modelling. It has been used to implement classic chaotic models like the Lorenz attractor and Duffing Chaos
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