Fundamental Methods of Mathematical EconomicsTextbook on econometrics - comprises basic mathematics methodology for use in solving problems of economics. Bibliography pp. 679 to 683. |
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INTRODUCTION | 2 |
Two Economic Models | 8 |
STATIC OR EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS | 37 |
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a₁ absolute value analysis apply axis b₁ b₂ chain rule choice variables column comparative-static complementary function constant constraint convergence convex set Cramer's rule curve d²z defined definite demand denoted determinant diagram difference equation difference quotient differential equation discussion domain dual dy/dx economic elements equilibrium EXAMPLE EXERCISE exponential function expression extreme point extremum given graph identical implies inequality input input-output model inverse isoquant limit linear program linearly linearly independent logarithms mathematical maximize maximum minimum multiplication negative nonnegative notation objective function P₁ parameters partial derivatives particular integral path payoff matrix phase line player polynomial positive problem quadratic quadratic form quotient reader real numbers represents result rule scalar second derivative second-order condition slope solving specific strategy substitution symbol term theorem tion vector write x₁ y₁ zero