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Why we like the ECI+ algorithm [PDF]
arXiv, 2017 Recently a measure for Economic Complexity named ECI+ has been proposed by Albeaik et al. We like the ECI+ algorithm because it is mathematically identical to the Fitness algorithm, the measure for Economic Complexity we introduced in 2012. We demonstrate that the mathematical structure of ECI+ is strictly equivalent to that of Fitness (up to ...
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Mathematical modelling and economic evaluation
Mathematical Modelling, 1987 AbstractIn small developing countries many significant agroindustrial projects are not marginal. Therefore a model is proposed that includes all the main components of the sector. This model can be used to evaluate new projects, policies, to test the prevailing degree of market imperfection in the sector and in general to provide a better understanding
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Incerteza e não ergodicidade: crítica aos neoclássicos
Brazilian Journal of Political Economy, 2014 The starting point of this essay is to show that, in our view, the problem of the traditional economics is not in the deductive method nor the mathematical methods used, but to attribute to economic agents "power" on the future and prescribe the ...
Marcelo Mallet Siqueira Campos +1 more
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Mathematical Models and Economic Forecasting: Some Uses and Mis-Uses of Mathematics in Economics [PDF]
, 2012 We consider three cases studies of the uses and mis-uses of mathematics in 8 economics and econometrics. The first concerns economic forecasting, where a 9 mathematical analysis is essential, and is independent of the specific forecast- 10 ing model and how the process being forecast behaves.
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Book Review: The Mathematical Groundwork of Economics: An Introductory Treatise [PDF]
, 1925 Warren M. Persons
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Computation in Economics [PDF]
This is an attempt at a succinct survey, from methodological and epistemological perspectives, of the burgeoning, apparently unstructured, field of what is often – misleadingly – referred to as computational economics.
K. Vela Velupillai, Stefano Zambelli
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Critical Mathematical Economics and Progressive Data Science [PDF]
arXivThe aim of this article is to present elements and discuss the potential of a research program at the intersection between mathematics and heterodox economics, which we call Criticial Mathematical Economics (CME). We propose to focus on the mathematical and model-theoretic foundations of controversies in economic policy, and aim at providing an ...
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The law of large numbers for completely random behavior of market participants. Quantum economics [PDF]
arXiv, 2005 In this paper, we briefly discuss a mathematical concept that can be used in economics.
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