Big Data, Computational Science, Economics, Finance, Marketing, Management, and Psychology: Connections

Austrian Economics , Neoclassical Economics , Marketing , and Finance

51 WALTER BLOCK is the Harold E. Wirth eminent scholar endowed chair in economics, WILLIAM BARNETT II is associate professor of economics, and STUART WOOD is associate professor of economics and finance at Loyola University, New Orleans. Block would like to thank David Kennedy, Tony Sullivan, and the Board of Directors of the Earhart Foundation for financial support used to write this paper. An...

Editorial - Marketing Science and Big Data

Psychology for Marketing and Economics*

M developments of recent years indicate the emergence of a general science of human behavior. Of major significance in this movement toward integration in the social sciences was a volume representing the collaboration of nine specialists from the fields of psychology, sociology, and cultural anthropology.̂ The more limited objective here is to call attention to some trends in contemporary psych...

PREPRINT Data Mining in Economics, Finance and Marketing

Data Mining has become a buzzword in industry in recent years. It is something that everyone is talking about but few seem to understand. There are two reasons for this lack of understanding: First is the fact that Data Mining researchers have very diverse backgrounds such as machine learning, psychology and statistics. This means that the research is often based on different methodologies and ...

Applied Computational Intelligence for Finance and Economics

This article introduces some relevant research works on computational intelligence applied to finance and economics. The objective is to offer an appropriate context and a starting point for those who are new to computational intelligence in finance and economics and to give an overview of the most recent works. A classification with five different main areas is presented. Those areas are relat...