Isbn: 9780262192842 - toward a formal science of economics: the axiomatic method in economics and ecomometrics (4 risultati)

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1st edition. Fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-dulled dust wrapper. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; xiv, 1033 p. ill. Notes; Includes index. Bibliography: p. [996]-1014. Contents; Partial contents The axiomatic method. -- Part 1: Mathematical logic 1: First-order languages -- meaning and truth -- The propositional calculus -- The first-order predicate calculus. -- Part 2: Mathematical logic 2: theories and models -- Consistent theories and models -- Complete theories and their models -- The axiomatic method and natural numbers -- Elementary set theory. Part 3: Econmic theory 1: consumer choice -- Consumer choice under certainty -- Time preference and consumption strategies -- Risk aversion and choice of safe and risky assets -- Consumer choice and revealed preference -- Consumer choice and resource allocation. Part 4: probability theory: chance, ignorance, and choice -- The measurement of probable things -- Chance -- Ignorance -- Exchangeable random processes -- Choice under uncertainty. Part 5: Nonstandard analysis -- Exchange in hyperspace -- Probability and exchange in hyperspace. Part 6: Epistemology -- Truth, klnowledge, and necessity -- The private epistemological universe, belief, and knowledge -- An epistemological language for science. Part 7: Econometrics 1: empirical analysis of economic theories -- The permanent-income hypothesis -- An empirical analysis of consumer choice among risky and nonrisky assets. Part 8: Econometric theory 2: determinism, uncertainty, and the utility hypothesis -- Time-series tests of the utility hypothesis -- Temporary equilibria under uncertainty -- balance growth under uncertainty. Part 9: Econometrics 2: prediction, distributed lags, and stochastic difference equations -- Distributed lags and wide-sense stationary processes -- Trends, cycles, and seasonals in economic time series and stochastic difference equations -- Least squares and stochastic difference equations. Subjects; Economics. Economics, Mathematical. Econometrics. 1 Kg.…

1st edition. Fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-dulled dust wrapper. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; xiv, 1033 p. ill. Notes; Includes index. Bibliography: p. [996]-1014. Contents; Partial contents The axiomatic method. -- Part 1: Mathematical logic 1: First-order languages -- meaning and truth -- The propositional calculus -- The first-order predicate calculus. -- Part 2: Mathematical logic 2: theories and models -- Consistent theories and models -- Complete theories and their models -- The axiomatic method and natural numbers -- Elementary set theory. Part 3: Econmic theory 1: consumer choice -- Consumer choice under certainty -- Time preference and consumption strategies -- Risk aversion and choice of safe and risky assets -- Consumer choice and revealed preference -- Consumer choice and resource allocation. Part 4: probability theory: chance, ignorance, and choice -- The measurement of probable things -- Chance -- Ignorance -- Exchangeable random processes -- Choice under uncertainty. Part 5: Nonstandard analysis -- Exchange in hyperspace -- Probability and exchange in hyperspace. Part 6: Epistemology -- Truth, klnowledge, and necessity -- The private epistemological universe, belief, and knowledge -- An epistemological language for science. Part 7: Econometrics 1: empirical analysis of economic theories -- The permanent-income hypothesis -- An empirical analysis of consumer choice among risky and nonrisky assets. Part 8: Econometric theory 2: determinism, uncertainty, and the utility hypothesis -- Time-series tests of the utility hypothesis -- Temporary equilibria under uncertainty -- balance growth under uncertainty. Part 9: Econometrics 2: prediction, distributed lags, and stochastic difference equations -- Distributed lags and wide-sense stationary processes -- Trends, cycles, and seasonals in economic time series and stochastic difference equations -- Least squares and stochastic difference equations. Subjects; Economics. Economics, Mathematical. Econometrics. 1 Kg.…