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The Mathematics of Economic Growth [PDF]
, 1990 Traditionally, economists have considered that mathematics acts as a universal language that lends clarity to theoretical statements. This paper proposes that mathematics does not function as a mere language. Rather, the advocacy of particular theoretical views and the choice of mathematical formalisms go hand-in-hand.
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Counterfeiting Models (Mathematical/Economic)
2017Counterfeiting and piracy are illicit activities infringing IPR (intellectual property rights). The market for counterfeit can be divided into two important submarkets. In the primary market, consumers purchase counterfeit products believing they have purchased genuine articles (deceptive counterfeiting).
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Mathematics and Statistics in Economics
2001It may be a long time since you studied mathematics and you may feel you have forgotten most of it. Or you may be a keen student of mathematics and statistics, waiting with excitement to see their power applied to economics. We have to tell you that the majority of students of economics are not in the latter category.
Susan Johns, Brian Atkinson
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On Research in Mathematical Economics [PDF]
, 1997 I come to applied mathematics via economic theory, and it is difficult for me to obtain a global view, sufficiently removed from my current research interests, to single out the most promising directions for the future. It may be more productive to point the reader to the handbooks referenced below where the subject, as contemporaneously conceived, is ...
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Mathematics, Mathematics Education and Economic Conditions
2003This chapter looks at the rhetoric which surrounds the relationship of mathematics to the economic assumptions in modern societies. It is concerned on the one hand with the economic language which has invaded educational principles and on the other its converse, in which the language of mathematics is used to justify and authenticate political and ...
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The Use of Mathematics in Economics
Econometrica, 1965Oscar Richard Lange +3 more
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Mathematics + economics = econometrics
International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, 1988A standing joke among some economists deals with the plight of Adam Smith and Karl Marx. The point of the joke is that if these two men applied for graduate studies in economics today, they would be rejected on the basis of a lack of mathematical background. This is ironical in as much as their immortal masterworks, Wealth of Nationsand Capitalhave had
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The Rôle of Mathematics in Economics
1982Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the use of mathematics in theoretical economics that is not at all a recent development, though admittedly classical political economy of the eighteenth and early nineteenth century a branch of moral philosophy has been developed and formulated without the use of mathematics.
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The Mathematical Groundwork of Economics.
Economica, 1924Arthur L. Bowley, M. Tappan
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