4 - Economic applications
economics.uwo.ca › 4-economic-applications › contentnational income models express the equilibrium level of income generally as y = c+i +g+(x−z) y = c + i + g + ( x − z) where y y is the aggregate income generated in the economy from aggregate consumption (c) ( c), investment (i) ( i), government expenditure (g) ( g), and net export (export (x) ( x) minus import (z) ( z) ), generally measured in a …
Difference Equations - Neusser
neusser.ch › downloads › DifferenceEquationsenters only as an index of the state variable, the equation is said to be au-tonomous or homogeneous. In many applications, the nonautonomous term enters the di erence equation by replacing the time index in equation (1.1) by some variable b t 2Rd. This variable is called the exogenous or indepen-dent variable and may be composed of several ...
Differential Equations in Economics
u.math.biu.ac.il › ~shnider › Course_Notes1.1 Differential Equations and Economic Analysis This book is a unique blend of the theory of differential equations and their exciting applications to economics. First, it provides a comprehensive introduction to most important concepts and theorems in differential equations theory in a way that can be understood by anyone
Journal of Difference Equations and Applications: Vol 27 ...
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