Mathematical Modelling for Economists by Donald George
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Mathematical Modelling for Economists
Summary
This text deals with mathematical modelling techniques of use to economists. As well as explaining certain mathematical ideas, it discusses the construction, manipulation and interpretation of mathematical models. There are exercises accompanying each chapter and solutions to some are provided.
Mathematical Modelling for Economists Summary
Table of Contents
Methodological issues; calculus of several variables; Kuhn-Tucker theory; models of the firm; linear programming; linear algebra; Leontief matrices; Neo-Ricardian models of value, capital and growth; differential equations and dynamical systems; neoclassical growth models; dynamic rational expectations models; dynamic optimization; optimal growth models; resource depletion models; discontinuities and catastrophe theory.
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GOR005296297
9780333424445
0333424441
Mathematical Modelling for Economists by Donald George
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Palgrave Macmillan
19880527
184
N/A
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