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On Time

Name: On Time
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02022768
Price: 18356 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Peter A. Diamond
ISBN: 9780521119764

Lectures on Models of Equilibrium

Peter A. Diamond

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 02022768

Publishers Cambridge University Press, September 2009

In these two lectures, first published in 1994, Peter Diamond explores how time is modelled in theor... Full description

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In these two lectures, first published in 1994, Peter Diamond explores how time is modelled in theoretical analyses of individual industries and of an entire economy. In the first lecture he considers equilibrium in a single market by examining the distinction between the short run and the long run in Marshallian analysis. He proposes an explicit modelling of time in place of Marshall's use of different atemporal models for different time frames. In the second lecture he turns to models of an entire economy, and begins by considering how and why models of an entire economy should differ from models of a single industry. Both cyclical and seasonal data on the behaviour of macro-economies are examined.