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Mathematics for Business and Economics

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
A major challenge in writing a book on mathematics is to select appropriate topics and then present them with the necessary clarity. Another challenge is to motivate students in business and economics to study topics by convincingly demonstrating their power to deal with problems in areas of business and economics.
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Computer simulations, mathematics and economics [PDF]

open access: possibleInternational Review of Economics, 2006
Economists use different kinds of computer simulation. However, there is little attention on the theory of simulation, which is considered either a technology or an extension of mathematical theory or, else, a way of modelling that is alternative to verbal description and mathematical models.
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Mathematics and Economics

1989
Since the Marginal Revolution, the relationship between economics and mathematics has been contentious. The current dominance of mathematical reasoning, the tendency to view mathematical exposition as essential to proper economic theory, and the presumption that the only genuine rigour in economics is the rigour of mathematics have encouraged a ...
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Economics, Mathematical and Empirical

1986
Though its influence is a hidden one, mathematics has shaped our world in fundamental ways. What is the practical value of mathematics? What would be lost if we had access only to common sense reasoning? A three-part answer can be attempted: 1. Because of mathematics’ precise, formal character, mathematical arguments can remain sound even if ...
Mark Kac   +2 more
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Mathematical Methods in Economics

Problems in Economics, 1976
Academician L. V. Kantorovich, distinguished Soviet scientist and head of the task force for economic-mathematical methods and operations research at the Institute for the Management of the National Economy, and Professor T. Koopmans, an American specialist in mathematical economics, were awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1975 for their ...
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Essential mathematics for economics

2018
This short book is aimed at undergraduate students with a very standard knowledge of algebra learnt at the high school, and it appears as "self contained". According to the long teaching experience of the authors, it was written in order to furnish nearly all the material both for a 90-hour course of "Mathematics for Economics", and for a 45-hour ...
Gianni Bosi   +2 more
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Advances in Mathematical Economics

Advances in Mathematical Economics, 2020
楠岡 成雄, 丸山 徹, 山崎 昭
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The Mathematics of Economic Growth [PDF]

open access: possible, 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)

2017
Counterfeiting 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 for Economics - A Refresher

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
This paper is a short introduction to the essentials in Mathematics for Economic modeling. Analytical modeling frequently uses key mathematical tools and this work is an attempt at summarizing and giving intuitions regarding these basic concepts.
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