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Traditionally economists preferred linear models or at least those that can be interpreted as linear ones in the neighbourhood of a solution. In analysis of dynamic processes they used only simple linear differential equations that generate regular and stable cycles.
Linear Differential Equation. A differential equation is said to be linear if the dependent variable and all its differential coefficients occur in ...
2 Differentia/ Equations, Bifurcations, and Chaos in Economics many other conditions. This means that the growth rate may take on a complicated form g(x, t). The economic growth is described by 41) = g(x(t),t)x(t) In general, it is not easy to explicitly solve the above function.
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4 Applications of Functions to Economics The goal of this section is to exhibit some functions used in business and eco-nomics. The cost function C gives the cost C(q) of manufacturing a quantity q of some good. A linear cost function has the form C(q) = mq + b; where the vertical intercept b is called the xed costs, i.e. the costs incurred
If all equations are linear in a national income model with \(m\) sectors, we can solve the system using the method of substitution to find equilibrium values for the endogenous variables such as, aggregate income, aggregate consumption etc.
analyze the systems of linear equations, give methods how to solve these systems. Chapter ends with the discussion of homogeneous equations. Chapter 6 discusses v. vi Preface ... 2.4 Another Economic Application: Index Numbers..... 29 2.5 Matrices ...
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