Arrow Dynamics

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briefly survey macroeconomics as it existed during its period of dominance in the 1950s and the 1960s. Next, we consider the criticism of these models by Friedman and, Lucas. This brings us to consider macroeconomics as it stands today, i.e. stochastic dynamic Walrasian models. Our paper ends with a brief evocation of the recent contestation of real business cycle models of the first generation. Keywords: Macroeconomic Models, Neoclassical Synthesis, New Classical Economics JEL Classification: B2, E1

Transversality condition No Ponzi condition Dynamic systems First Welfare Theorem Ramsey equilibrium Dynamic programming mathematics . Metric space Normed vector space Supremum norm (Rn ) Euclidean norm Continuous function Supremum norm (real-valued functions) Convergent sequence Cauchy sequence Complete metric space Contraction Contraction Mapping Theorem Contraction on subsets Blackwell’s sufficient conditions for a contraction Principle of Optimality Dynamic programming: bounded returns Benveniste-Scheinkman

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in the world, can be used to substitute mock differences for true ones — narcissistic distinctions that repeat to infi nity the apathetic identity of consumers, who become ever more similar the more they imagine themselves to “be different”. But the arrow of real diversity points to the future, to a differentiating difference, to a becoming which goes beyond the plural (a simple variety subsumed by some superior unity) towards the multiple (a complex variation that resists totalization). Socio-environmental

l’entreprise est également un facteur susceptible d’influencer l’intensité d’usage des TIC. Dans le cas où l’antériorité jouerait un rôle positif, nous pourrions alors parler d’un processus de « learning by doing » ou d’effet d’apprentissage au sens de Arrow (1962). L’intensité d’utilisation des TIC serait conditionnelle à la date à laquelle l’entreprise aurait adopté ces technologies. Ce phénomène pourrait être le résultat d’un manque de compétences ou de formation en matière de TIC des salariés des

1999 coherent risk measures 10 ´ ´ Arthur CHARPENTIER - econometrie de la finance (2008/2009) Market risks Classical models for stock prices, • dynamic models (Bachelier (1900), Black & Scholes (1973)), Brownian geometric √ dSt = µSt dt + V St dWt , drift random part where (Wt )t≥0 is a standard brownian motion, • more advanced dynamic models (Heston (1993)) have stochastic volatility   dS = µS dt + √V dW S t t t t  dVt = κ(θ − Vt )dt + ξ √Vt dW V , t where (WtS )t≥0 and (WtV )t≥0

approximation et ne permet pas d’expliciter les mécanismes sous-jacents à l’évolution technologique. Même si nous ne pourrons jamais avoir une représentation parfaite de ces mécanismes, nous ne pouvons nous contenter de cette définition sommaire. K. Arrow écrivait d’ailleurs en 1962 : « Tough doubtless no economist would ever have denied the role of technological change in economic growth, its overwhelming importance relative to capital formation has perhaps only been fully realized with the

blank interval, in the no-cue 8 Posner condition) that informs the participant either that a target will occur soon or where it will occur, or both. The target always occurs either above or below fixation, and consists of a central arrow, surrounded by flanking arrows that can point either in the same direction (congruent) or in the opposite direction (incongruent). Subtracting RTs for congruent from incongruent target trials provides a measure of conflict resolution and assesses the efficiency of the