Mathematical Economics

Mathematical Economics"An excellent book which should find wide use." Mathematics Reviews. In this classic volume, a noted economist and teacher has combined a modern text for graduate courses in mathematical economics with a valuable reference book of analytical economics for professional economists. Unique in its unified and careful presentation of a variety of techniques of economic analysis, the book is divided into two parts: chapters on mathematical economics (i. e.

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A bibliography refers the reader not only to the sources of material used for this book

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