Titlebook: Mathematics for Economists; A. J. Mabbett Textbook 1986Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1986 econometrics.economics.mathematics

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Differentiation of Multivariate Functions,tunately, the real world is not that simple. We have to therefore consider functions of several variables. For example, the output of a firm depends upon many factors such as the size of the labour force, amount of machinery, cost of capital etc. Also, the supply and demand of a commodity will not o

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Unconstrained Extrema, finding the turning points of two-dimensional functions. However, many problems in economics and business related fields involve functions of several independent variables. Because of the increasing complexity of the mathematics involved, we shall concern ourselves, in the main, with three-dimensio

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Unconstrained Extrema, independent variables. Because of the increasing complexity of the mathematics involved, we shall concern ourselves, in the main, with three-dimensional surfaces. I have therefore only stated conditions for the optimisation of functions involving two independent variables.

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Constrained Extrema,ducers may want to produce as much as possible but they have only so much labour, equipment and capital available. In this chapter, we consider the area of constrained optimisation for problems involving one equality constraint. Also, only second-order conditions for functions involving two variables will be considered.