Preprint / working paper · 2025
Investigating Tax Evasion Emergence Using Dual Large Language Model and Deep Reinforcement Learning Powered Agent-based Simulation
arXiv Preprint
Summary
Asks how tax evasion emerges in a population in the first place, rather than taking it as given. The study uses an agent-based simulation whose agents are driven by a large language model and deep reinforcement learning.
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