Mathematical models in economics. (Q2784863)

The use of game theory in mathematical modeling of economical programs is treated in this book. The main economical-political rule investigated here is the Nash-Stackelberg equilibrium in hierarchical differential games. The solutions of the obtained differential games give players the right strategy to achieve the desired outcome.NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINETopics covered include: Simulation and Prognosis of Optimal Samuelson--Solow and Philips curves, Inflation Control, Noncrisis Evolution of Connected--Diversify Systems, Control of Interindustry Equilibrium, Control of Targetted Capital Structure of a Company, Prognosis and Control of Specialists, Logistics, Geoeconomics and Logistics, Educational Program on the Course ''Research Operations and Logistics''. NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINEThe book also contains a number of worked examples and will be of interest to readers who seek to apply differential game theory for creating and solving models in economics.