Fundamental Methods of Mathematical EconomicsStatic (or equilibrium) analysis; Comparative-static analysis; Optimization problems; Dynamic analysis; Mathematical programming and game theory. |
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Contents
Two Economic Models | 8 |
Three Equilibrium Analysis in Economics | 39 |
Four Linear Models and Matrix Algebra | 59 |
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analysis apply axis characteristic roots choice variables coefficient column comparative-static complementary function concave constant constraint convergence convex set Cramer's rule curve defined definite demand denoted determinant diagram difference equation difference quotient differential equation discussion dēz dual economic elements equal equilibrium Example EXERCISE exponential function expression extreme point extremum feasible region first-order condition given graph homogeneous identical illustrated indifference curves inequality input inverse isoquant Kuhn–Tucker limit linear program linearly independent logarithms marginal mathematical maximization maximum minimum multiplication negative nonlinear nonnegative notation Note objective function obtain optimal solution parameters partial derivatives particular integral path payoff matrix phase line player polynomial positive problem quadratic form quotient reader real numbers result rule satisfy scalar second derivative second-order condition slope ſē Solve specific substitution symbol theorem total differential vector write zero
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| Title | Fundamental Methods of Mathematical Economics International student edition |
| Author | Alpha C. Chiang |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill, 1974 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | Aug 7, 2008 |
| ISBN | 0070107807, 9780070107809 |
| Length | 784 pages |
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