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Mathematical models for economic analysis : selected topics and applications

Iwan J. Azis - ;

A mathematical model for economic analysis is described as a formal description of relationship between variables. Some of those relationships are derived from empirical observation, others are deduced from theoretical axiioms based on aasumed behavior of the economic agents. In microeconomics, examples of the relevant variables are quantities and price of outputs and inputs, transactions costs associated with the location of producers and consumers, and the market structure. In macroeconomics, the applicable variables could be the size of aggregate output and prices, employment, the level of saving and investment, etc. In finance, things like the volume of credit, the size of equity market and bond markets, the variety of other types of securities, exchange rates, and cross-border flows of capital, are examples for which economic models are often used. How those variables interact, and what the implications of such interactions would be are questions which mathematical models in economics could help shed some light on.


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Call NumberLocationAvailable
Tan 330. 015 1 Azi mPSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana11
PenerbitJakarta: UI Publishing 2018
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Matematika ekonomi
ISBN/ISSN9789794567357
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