This book opens new avenues in understanding mathematical models within the context of a transition economy. The exposition lays out the methods for combining different mathematical structures and tools to effectively build the next model that will accurately reflect real world economic processes. Mathematical modeling of weather phenomena allows us to forecast certain essential weather parameters without any possibility of changing them. By contrast, modeling of transition economies gives us the freedom to not only predict changes in important indexes of all types of economies, but also to influence them more effectively in the desired direction. Simply put: any economy, including a transitional one, can be controlled.

This book is useful to anyone who wants to increase profits within their business, or improve the quality of their family life and the economic area they live in. It is beneficial for undergraduate and graduate students specializing in the fields of Economic Informatics, Economic Cybernetics, Applied Mathematics and Large Information Systems, as well as for professional economists, and employees of state planning and statistical organizations.

Provide comprehensive methods of economic data analysis and strategies for apply results to economic decision-making The presentation of several economic models utilizing real-world data illustrates how the described optimization techniques can be practical applied Helps the reader to better understand the crisis and post-crisis recovery processes in a transition economy Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Autorentext

Sergienko, Ivan V., D. PM. S. Born in 1936. Recipient of the State Prize for Science and Technology in 1972. Corresponding member since 1978. Recipient of the SSSR State Prize in 1981. Awarded the V. M. Glushkov Prize for Cybernetics, Computer Machine and Systems Theory in 1986. Elected an academician in 1988.

Inhalt

1. Financial Stabilization Models.- 2. Modeling of Structural, Institutional, and Technological Changes.- 3. Modeling of Imperfect Competition on the Labor Market.- 4. Modeling of Foreign Economic Activity in a Transition Economy.- References.