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9780312229405

Mathematical Methods in Dynamic Economics

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  • ISBN13:

    9780312229405

  • ISBN10:

    0312229402

  • Format: Trade Book
  • Copyright: 2000-08-19
  • Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
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Summary

This book contains a concise description of important mathematical methods of dynamics and suitable economic models. It covers discrete--as well as continuous--time systems, linear, and nonlinear models. Mixing traditional and modern materials, the study covers dynamics with and without optimization, naiuml;ve and rational expectations, respectively. In addition to standard models of growth and cycles, the book also contains original studies on control of a multisector economy and expectations-derived multicohort economy.

Author Biography

Andrßs Simonovits is Scientific Advisor at the Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Table of Contents

Foreword
Introduction 1(14)
PART I. DYNAMICS WITHOUT OPTIMIZATION 15(140)
Linear Difference Equations
17(32)
Difference equations
17(6)
General Linear systems
23(12)
Planar Linear systems
35(6)
Linear control systems
41(8)
Discrete-Time Linear Models
49(19)
Linear model of accelerator--multiplier
49(7)
Linear models of control by stock signals
56(5)
Linear decentralized control with expectations
61(7)
Nonlinear Difference Equations
68(21)
Existence and stability of fixed points
68(8)
Limit cycles
76(2)
Chaos
78(11)
Discrete-Time Nonlinear Models
89(25)
Irregular growth cycles
89(2)
Nonlinear model of accelerator--multiplier
91(7)
Nonlinear model of control by stock signals
98(3)
Nonlinear stock control with expectations
101(4)
Mixed expectations
105(6)
Related issues
111(3)
Ordinary Differential Equations
114(22)
Basic concepts and theorems
114(9)
Linear systems
123(6)
Nonlinear systems
129(4)
Control in continuous time
133(3)
Continuous-Time Models
136(19)
Growth models
136(5)
Government stabilization
141(3)
Competitive price adjustment
144(11)
PART II. DYNAMICS WITH OPTIMIZATION 155(72)
Dynamic Programming
157(17)
Deterministic principle of optimality
157(9)
Stochastic principle of optimality
166(2)
Optimal LQ control with perfect observation
168(4)
Optimal LQG control with imperfect observation
172(2)
Applications of Dynamic Programming
174(17)
Optimal saving
174(4)
One-sector optimal accumulation
178(5)
Multisector optimal accumulation
183(3)
The great fish war
186(5)
Optimal Control
191(17)
Basic problem
191(6)
Calculus of Variations
197(4)
Supplements
201(7)
Optimal Consumption Paths
208(19)
Exogenous wage and interest
208(5)
Endogenous wage and interest: infinite horizon
213(5)
Constant capital-output ratio: finite horizon
218(9)
PART III. SUPPLEMENTS 227(2)
Appendix A. Linear Algebra 229(11)
Appendix B. Overlapping Generations 240(13)
Appendix C. Overlapping Cohorts 253(30)
C.1 An exchange economy
253(9)
C.2 Steady states
262(4)
C.3 Dynamics with rational expectations
266(9)
C.4 Dynamics with naive expectations
275(8)
Solutions 283(12)
References 295(15)
Index of subjects 310

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