Dynamic Theory of Economic Management: Stability and Imbalance: Stability and Imbalance

Author: Xu Jiuping
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Focusing on nonlinear phenomena in economic management systems, this book adopts a holistic and dynamic perspective, emphasizing spatiotemporal and stochastic properties while highlighting the unity of macro and micro levels. It integrates quantitative and qualitative analysis, as well as empirical and computer simulation approaches. Economic behavior, market mechanisms, and other concepts are grounded in Banach space theory. The book investigates the stability and imbalance phenomena of economic management systems, with a particular focus on dynamic economic phenomena such as inflation, government behavior, dynamic markets, and open economies. This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as instructors in the fields of management science, systems science, applied mathematics, systems engineering, and business management. It can also serve as a reference text. Certain topics discussed in the book may directly serve as research paper topics for master's and doctoral students in corresponding disciplines. General economic and management practitioners can also derive valuable insights from it.