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Agents Trusting Agents? Restoring Lost Capabilities with Inclusive Healthcare
Agent-based simulations have an untapped potential to inform social policies on urgent human development challenges in a non-invasive way, before these are implemented in real-world populations. This paper responds to the request from non-profit and governmental organizations to evaluate policies un
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