Content:
Contributions to Economic Analysis
Page ii
Front Matter
Page iii
Copyright page
Page iv
Introduction to the Series
Page v
The Editors
Preface
Pages vii-viii
B.M.
List of Figures
Page xi
Notation
Pages xiii-xv
Part One - Introduction to Economic Systems and Mathematical Control Theory
Page 1
Chapter 1 - Motivations, Goals, Instruments
Pages 3-9
Chapter 2 - The Economic System
Pages 11-21
Chapter 3 - The Economic Control: Principles and Experiences
Pages 23-30
Chapter 4 - Control Structures: Vegetative Functioning and Coordination
Pages 31-41
Chapter 5 - Systems Control
Pages 43-52
Chapter 6 - State Equations of the Transfer Element and the Control Circuit
Pages 53-62
Chapter 7 - Stability and Viability
Pages 63-78
Bibliographical Notes to Part One
Pages 79-80
Part Two - The Control of an Open Leontief - Economy Without Coordination
Page 81
Chapter 8 - The Common Real Sphere and the Common Form of the Behavioural Equations
Pages 83-95
Chapter 9 - The Stock Signal (Model S)
Pages 97-111
Chapter 10 - The Order Signal (Model B)
Pages 113-128
Chapter 11 - The Combination of Stock and Order Signals (Model SB)
Pages 129-136
Chapter 12 - The Commercial Stock Signal (Model C)
Pages 137-145
Chapter 13 - The Supply-Side Price Signal (Model P)
Pages 147-158
Chapter 14 - Summary of Part Two
Pages 159-165
Bibliographical Notes to Part Two
Pages 167-169
Part Three - Equivalent Controllers, Partial Coordination
Page 171
Chapter 15 - The Laplace Transformation
Pages 173-179
Chapter 16 - Equivalence of Controllers
Pages 181-190
Chapter 17 - Partially Coordinated Equivalent Controllers (Model E)
Pages 191-205
Chapter 18 - Summary of Part Three
Pages 207-213
Chapter 19 - Afterword: Equilibria with Rationing Reconsidered
Pages 215-230
Bibliographical Notes to Part Three
Page 231
References
Pages 233-237
Index
Pages 239-241