An Autonomous One-Dimensional Model

Alexander J. Zaslavski
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Alexander J. Zaslavski: Technion – Israel Institute of Technology

Chapter Chapter 10 in Turnpike Theory for the Robinson–Solow–Srinivasan Model, 2020, pp 341-367 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The one-dimensional Robinson–Solow–Srinivasan model was studied by T. Mitra and M. Ali Khan in Khan and Mitra (Econ Theory 29:341–362, 2006); Khan and Mitra T (Adv Math Econ 8:349–381, 2006); Khan and Mitra (Jpn Econ Rev 58:191–225, 2007); Khan MA, Mitra T (J Differ Equ Appl 13:151–168, 2007); Khan and Mitra ( J Math Econ 44:707–732, 2008); Khan and Mitra (Nonlinear Anal 75, 1400–1418, 2012); Khan and Mitra (Adv Math Econ 17:39–70, 2013). In this chapter we discuss the results obtained in Khan and Mitra (Econ Theory 29:341–362, 2006) which was the starting point of their research. In Khan and Mitra (Econ Theory 29:341–362, 2006) the value-loss approach of Radner–Gale–McKenzie was used in order to show a multiplicity of optimal programs under certain conditions, and a theory of undiscounted dynamic programming was used to derive properties of the optimal policy correspondence.

Date: 2020
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-60307-6_10

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