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  • Prof. Iván Werning
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  • Economics
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Spring 2003
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Graduate
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  • Engineering
    • Systems Engineering
      • Systems Optimization
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    • Economics
      • Macroeconomics
    • Game Theory
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14.128 | Spring 2003 | Graduate

Dynamic Optimization & Economic Applications (Recursive Methods)

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concaveproperty.pdf
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Principle_of_Optimality_updated.pdf
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answerps1.pdf
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lamda1.pdf
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14_128_iap.zip
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pset31.pdf

Course Info

Instructor
  • Prof. Iván Werning
Departments
  • Economics
As Taught In
Spring 2003
Level
Graduate
Topics
  • Engineering
    • Systems Engineering
      • Systems Optimization
  • Social Science
    • Economics
      • Macroeconomics
    • Game Theory
Learning Resource Types
notes Lecture Notes
assignment_turned_in Problem Sets with Solutions

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