Toelatingsprocedure voor insecten als mini-vee. Voor het plaatsen van nieuwe insectensoorten op de lijst voor productie te houden dieren.

Article 34 of the Dutch Animal health and welfare act (Gezondheids- en welzijnswet voor dieren), which will be replaced by article 2.3 of the new Animal act (Wet dieren), states that it is forbidden to keep animals for the production of products derived from these animals, with the exception of the animals that are mentioned in the decree to designate animals that are allowed to be kept for production purposes (Besluit aanwijzing voor productie te houden dieren) (1997). According to the Green Deal “Insects for feed, food and pharma”, there is the need for a procedure to add new insect species to the list with animals that are allowed to be kept for production purposes

Autonomous agent models of stock markets

The use of artificial agents in the study of stock markets has aroused much interest in the past two decades. Models of markets consisting of agents were built to reinforce or question theories in economics – including the principle of “negative feedback”, the Efficient Market Hypothesis, and chaos theory. In this article, we review the development of these agent models, highlight key design issues and problems, and suggest some directions for future research