The structure of economics : a mathematical analysis / Eugene Silberberg, University of Washington and Wing Suen, University of Honk Kong.
Publication details: Boston : McGraw-Hill, 2001.Edition: Third editionDescription: xvii, 668 pages : illustrationsContent type:- Text
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- 9780071181365
- HB 135 SIL 2001
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| HB 135 JAC 2018 Mathematics for economics and business / | HB 135 SES 2014 Mathematical optimisation and programming techniques For economic analysis / | HB 135 SES 2014 Mathematical optimisation and programming techniques For economic analysis / | HB 135 SIL 2001 The structure of economics : | HB 135 SIL 2001 The structure of economics : | HB 135 SIL 2001 The structure of economics : | HB 135 SIL 2001 The structure of economics : |
The Structure of Economics: A Mathematical Analysis is a foundational text that applies mathematical methods to the study of economic theory. The book is designed to help students and researchers understand how economic models are constructed, analyzed, and interpreted using formal mathematical tools.
At its core, the book demonstrates that economics is not just descriptive but analytical and quantitative, relying heavily on optimization, equilibrium analysis, and comparative statics.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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