Mathematical Economics: Methods and Applications

Economics and mathematics in a two-way relationship are two complementary disciplines, and especially mathematics and statistics are widely used in modern economics. Mathematical economics refers to the application of mathematical quantitative methods in order to analyze the economic problems and describe its theories. Static and dynamic equilibrium analysis with numerical examples, various applications of dynamic analysis, static and dynamic optimization, game theory and data-output table and its applications in economic analysis are the key topics of this book, which are described in detail in five sections. In this book, the author attempts to provide mathematical methods at the beginning of each chapter, while maintaining the sequence of relevant topics. The contents of this book have been compiled for economics students at both undergraduate and graduate levels.