My macroeconomics model has many closed circuits. It contains at least 20 variables and the ability make decisions (or possibly conditioned jumps) based on sub-criterion and formulas.The question is what simulation programs can satisfy this need?
You can try Minsky software http://www.ideaeconomics.org/minsky/
It is free and can be downloaded from https://sourceforge.net/projects/minsky/files/
The program is similar to Mathcad, Mathematica, Mathlab and other mathematical modeling/ simulation tools, but is optimized for accounting-based, flow-of-funds analysis.
Alexander, many thanks. Yes, I have seen this program before but is it capable of the kinds of logical decision-making that I have deduced to be a necessary part of the Big Picture? In my representative model there are many different money-flow circuits and associated with them a total of 78 possible kinds of decisions are used. The logical process for reaching each is what counts. Can these be included in the Minsky model?