Der theoretische Unterbau der Wirtschaftspolitik

Name: Der theoretische Unterbau der Wirtschaftspolitik
Author: Morgenstern

1957

by Morgenstern

Economic PolicyOskar MorgensternMethodologyGame TheoryMathematical EconomicsMax WeberValue JudgmentsBusiness CyclesInfrastructureResource AllocationInnovationZurechnungRationalityRule of LawRationalizationInflationInvestmentTrade UnionsJohn Law

Table of Contents · 21 segments

Title Page and Publication Informationfront_matter

Introduction: The Awakening of Economicsessay

Game Theory and Combinatorial Mathematicsessay

Value Judgments and the Solvability of Economic Problemsessay

Mathematical Models and the Objective Functionessay

Temporal Complexity and Economic Forecastingessay

The Political Process and Public Investmentessay

Optimization and Technical Feasibilityessay

Case Study: Manganese Supply and Strategic Planningessay

Strategic Interaction and Game Theory Solutionsessay

Conclusion: Mixed Strategies and Rule Changesessay

Discussion: Leo Brandt and Walther Hoffmannessay

Discussion: Post-War Research and International Comparisonsessay

Discussion: Wilhelm Fucks on Mathematical Resistanceessay

Discussion: Theodor Wessels on Interest Groups and Coordinationessay

Morgenstern's Response on Dominance and Stabilityessay

Discussion: Walter Weizel on Mathematical Optimaessay

Final Response: The 3-Person Game and Coalitionsessay

Discussion: Eugen Flegler on Engineering Educationessay

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