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2010 Course Handbook

ECON864: Mathematical Economics

This unit is concerned with the mathematical techniques to problems of economic theory and policy. The theoretical section will deal with dynamics and comparative statistics. The use of difference and differential equations in the analysis of trade cycles and economic growth will be the main concern of the dynamics component while the comparative statistics section deals with optimisation techniques and the stability requirements that are obtained from the dynamic analysis.

Credit Points:4
Contact Hours:--
When Offered: E1 - Evening; Offered in the first half-year
Staff Contact: Dr Edwin Franks
Prerequisites:

Completion of any Business and Economics unit at the 600 Level

Corequisites:

NCCWs:

Unit Designations: Commerce
Economics
Assessed As: Graded
Offered By:

Department of Economics


Faculty of Business and Economics