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Book 1992uations of motion here are partial differential equations, and the methods of study used involve further developments of classical analysis. These models are deterministic in nature. However it was realized already in the second half of last century, through the work of Maxwell, Boltzmann, Gibbs and

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Towards a working model and goal settingand objects of economic actions it is necessary to examine their ideological roots and the moral and ethic background of their institutions. In this sense we begin this chapter with a quick view of several notions like development, growth, employment and institutions, to mention only a few, which ar

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Change and time in development and growth processestempt to keep trace of change and measure the degree to which it occurs. In order to understand the notion of change one has to distinguish between observations at the microscopic and macroscopic level which in turn requires the ability to distinguish between fast and slow moving processes of change

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The martingale tuning of driving forcesand preferences for potential outcomes. At the level of the individual, changes that imply increased skills and capacity, greater positive freedom, creativity, self-discipline, motivation, responsibility, and material well-being are thought to be conducive to the development of the system. At the le

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Interacting goals in a variational guiseivities and a reserve army of unemployed labour. In order to examine additional issues associated with shifting a fraction of underemployed or idle labour to more highly productive activities, we shall direct attention to the interplay of the actual process of capital accumulation with a widely negl