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ABCE is a Python Agent-Based Computational Economy Platform, written by Davoud Taghawi-Nejad at the University of Oxford as part of the EconomicSL project. The impatient reader can jump directly to the 'Interactive jupyter / IPython notebook Tutorial', which explains how to set up a simulation. In the walk through you will learn how to set up an agent and how to trade with other agents. The Household and Firm classes allow to produce with different production functions and consume with utility functions. But models don't have to use neoclassical assumptions. ABCE does support an accounting framwork for financial simulations. ESL can be downloaded here.
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