Titlebook: Developments of Control Theory for Economic Analysis; Carlo Carraro,Domenico Sartore Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1987

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Path Formation in Human Contact Networksntially probabilistic aspect, because the genesis of life is irreversible in time. One can only expect what will occur in the future and the usual strategy is to compare data continuously with expectations in order to adapt ‘likelihoods’ to reality.

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Handbook of Optimization in Complex Networksk to Ramsey (1928), it is only in the last twenty years, after the publication of the Pontryagin . book (1962), that these analyses have been used currently with results, theorems and interpretations of great interest, mainly in the theory of growth..

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-Core Organization in Complex Networksn rise to alternative models of the same economic system. The existence of such rival models has given rise to two different approaches. The first is the general econometric testing and evaluation of rival models (see, e.g., Davidson and Mackinnon, 1981; Hendry, 1983; Hoel, 1947; Mizon, 1984). The s

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Mauricio G. C. Resende,Panos M. Pardalosa market with potential entry. The rate of entry into the industry is assumed to be a function of the current price only and entry is defined as an increase in output from competitors which might or might not be already in the market. In the dominant firm model, the dominant firm quotes the market p

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Jeffery L. Kennington,Richard V. Helgasonerentiated by quality which can be evaluated by consumers only after purchase (experienced goods). Each duopolist maximizes his profit with respect to price and quality, the variables under his control. Under asymmetric information two special features have to be taken into account in finding the eq

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3495-5business cycle; calculus; economic policy; economics; macroeconomics; optimization

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