Yang, Xiaokai

Libros de: Yang, Xiaokai

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  • Inframarginal Economics

    Liu, Wai-Man Yang, Xiaokai

    Rutgers University Press (2005)

    valoración

    • EAN: 9789812389282
    • Páginas: 800
    • Fecha de edición: 2005

    pvp.173,25 €

    Sin Stock. Posibilidad entre 3 y 7 días

    This monograph resurrects the spirit of classical economic thinking on network effects of division of labor and general equilibrium mechanisms that simultaneously determine the interdependent benefits of specialization and the number of participants in the ...

  • Optimization And Control With Applications.

    Qi, Liqun Teo, K. Yang, Xiaokai

    Springer (2005)

    valoración

    • EAN: 9780387242545
    • Páginas: 562
    • Fecha de edición: 2005

    pvp.168,45 €

    Sin Stock. Posibilidad entre 11 y 20 dias

    This book contains refereed papers which were presented at the 34th Workshop of the International School of Mathematics 'G. Stampacchia,' the International Workshop on Optimization and Control with Applications. The book contains 28 papers that ...

  • Vector Optimization: Set-Valued And Variational Analysis.

    Chen, G. Huang, X. Yang, Xiaokai

    Springer (2005)

    valoración

    • EAN: 9783540212898
    • Páginas: 316
    • Fecha de edición: 2005

    pvp.81,10 €

    Sin Stock. Posibilidad entre 11 y 20 dias

    This book is devoted to vector or multiple criteria approaches in optimization. Topics covered include: vector optimization, vector variational inequalities, vector variational principles, vector minmax inequalities and vector equilibrium problems. In particular, problems with variable ...

  • Economic Development and the Division of Labour.

    Yang, Xiaokai

    Blackwell Publishers (2003)

    valoración

    • EAN: 9780631220046
    • Páginas: 636
    • Fecha de edición: 2003

    pvp.51,10 €

    Sin Stock. Posibilidad entre 11 y 20 dias

    The book demonstrates how the newfound emphasis on inframarginal analysis has reduced the overall reliance on marginal analysis, which may be less relevant to development deconomics than it is to the economics of developed countries.