Titlebook: Economic Equilibrium: Model Formulation and Solution; Alan S. Manne Book 1985Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985 978-0-4

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Parameter

Computing solutions to generalized equilibrium models by successive under-relaxation,some of the theoretical reasons why this method has been so reliable. Numerical results are presented on a moderate size test problem. Possibilities for more rapidly convergent algorithms are also presented.

Saline

A numerical investigation of multiplicity of equilibria,consumer excess demands required for multiplicity, namely, a violation of the weak axiom of revealed preference, in a very tightly parameterized space of demand functions. A numerical investigation using a random number generator indicates that, at least in the very narrow class of functions that we consider, this feature is very rare.

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Authoritarian Populism in Malaysiasome of the theoretical reasons why this method has been so reliable. Numerical results are presented on a moderate size test problem. Possibilities for more rapidly convergent algorithms are also presented.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137445551consumer excess demands required for multiplicity, namely, a violation of the weak axiom of revealed preference, in a very tightly parameterized space of demand functions. A numerical investigation using a random number generator indicates that, at least in the very narrow class of functions that we consider, this feature is very rare.

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Medicare

A three-region intertemporal model of energy, international trade and capital flows,ntical price expectations are the basis for action on the part of each economic agent..Part II is more technical in nature. It illustrates the inclusion of dated commodities within an Arrow-Debreu framework. The intertemporal model is formulated in algebraic terms, and is then reduced in dimensionality for solution by a fixed-point method.

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Authorial Stance in Research Articlesx to replace a tax on capital income. Numerical simulations suggest that the modelling of forward-looking behavior and adjustment costs in general equilibrium tax models is important. This approach provides a more realistic basis for estimating the short- and medium-run effects, incidence effects, and welfare effects of fiscal policy.

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