1st Edition

Modern Methods of Applied Economics

By Gérard Worms Copyright 1970
244 Pages
by Routledge

First published in 1970, Modern Methods of Applied Economics offers a structured approach to economic analysis. Divided into four parts, it covers foundational reasoning, analytical techniques like linear programming and game theory, statistical methods including regression and correlation, and practical case studies. The book bridges theoretical concepts with real-world applications,... Read more

Preface Foreword Part I:  Basic Reasoning 1. Discounting and Profitability 2. Marginal Reasoning 3. Calculation of Amortization 4. Replacement Problems 5. A Recent Synthesis 6. Economic Calculation in Enterprise and Economic Calculation in the Global Economy Part II: Techniques of Analysis 7. Linear Programming 8. Theory of Graphs 9. Two Complementary Examples of Exploration of the Possible 10. Decision in the Probable Future 11. Decision in the Indeterminate Future 12. Decision Facing Opposing Wills: Introduction to Game Theory Part III:  Statistical Language 13. Descriptive Statistics 14. Elementary Concepts of Probability Distribution 15. Inductive Statistics 16. Statistical Analysis of the Relation Between Two Phenomena- Regression and Correlation Part IV: Case Studies 17. Case of Simple Application of Basic Reasoning 18. Case of Simple Application of the Techniques of Analysis 19. Case Of Joint Application of Basic Reasoning and the Techniques of Analysis 20. Simple Examples of Statistics and Econometrics Appendix

Biography

Gérard Worms