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This paper introduces a novel simulation-based framework comparing Q-learning and LLM agents in coordination games with multiple equilibria, uniquely analyzing their impact on financial stability during mutual fund redemptions. Its original focus on agentic AI, belief heterogeneity, and financial fragility offers compelling insights for both academic research and practical risk management applications.
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This paper introduces a novel simulation-based framework comparing Q-learning and LLM agents in coordination games with multiple equilibria, uniquely analyzing their impact on financial stability during mutual fund redemptions. Its original focus on agentic AI, belief heterogeneity, and financial fragility offers compelling insights for both academic research and practical risk management applications.
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