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Tag computable-economics [5 articles]

Recent papers classified by the tag computable-economics.
  • On effectively computable realizations of choice functions : Dedicated to Professors Kenneth J. Arrow and Anil Nerode
    Mathematical Social Sciences, Vol. 10, No. 1. (August 1985), pp. 43-80.
    by Alain A Lewis
    posted to choice-functions computability computable-economics realizability by Scis0000002 on 2007-11-04 17:01:40 as **
  • Computable Economic Analysis
    (1996), pp. 81-90.
    by Marcel K Richter, Kam C Wong
    edited by Ker I Ko, Norbert Müller, Klaus Weihrauch
    posted to computable-economics by Scis0000002 on 2007-11-04 17:34:52 as **
  • Computability, Complexity and Constructivity in Economic Analysis. Edited by K. VELA VILLAPILLAI
    Economica, Vol. 74, No. 295. (August 2007), pp. 566-567.
    by Steven Durlauf
    posted to complexity computable-economics constructive-economics economics by Scis0000002 on 2007-11-04 17:47:35 as ** along with 1 person AbnerCYH
  • Recursive Methods in Economic Dynamics
    (01 November 1989)
    by Nancy L Stokey, Robert E Lucas
    posted to computable-dynamics computable-economics economic-dynamics by Scis0000002 on 2007-11-16 14:19:30 as ** along with 2 people toomash kenjimyzk
  • Computable Economics: Methodology and Philosophy (Routledge Advances in Experimental & Computable Economics)
    (2007)
    by K Velupillai
    posted to algorithmic-economics computability computability-logic computable-economics constructive-economics constructive-mathematics effective-topos hypercomputability by Scis0000002 on 2007-11-04 17:15:15 as **
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