A poor agent and subsidy: an investigation through CCM model
arXiv:2206.13790 · doi:10.1098/rsta.2021.0166
Abstract
In this work, the dynamics of agents below a \textit{threshold line} in some modified CCM type kinetic wealth exchange models are studied. These agents are eligible for subsidy as can be seen in any real economy. An interaction is prohibited if both of the interacting agents' wealth fall below the threshold line. A walk for such agents can be conceived in the abstract Gain-Loss Space(GLS) and is macroscopically compared to a lazy walk. The effect of giving subsidy once to such agents is checked over giving repeated subsidy from the point of view of the walk in GLS. It is seen that the walk has more positive drift if the subsidy is given once. The correlations and other interesting quantities are studied.
arXiv comment13 pages, 11 figures
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