Mathematics Models for Economics

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Department of Mathematics

Synopsis:

This course is an introduction to the theory of time series and random processes used in economics for describing values (financial assets, product prices, financial loss) randomly developing in time will be shown. Further, the terms of stochastic differential and stochastic integral are introduced.

Requirements:

Basic knowledge of probability theory.

Syllabus of lectures:

1.Mathematical model of cooperative behavior. Cooperative games and games of strategy.

2.Coalition games. Superadditivty and convexity. Payoffs and solution concepts.

3.Core. Core of a convex game, the characterization by vertices.

4.Iterative projection algorithm for recovering the core elements.

5.Shapley value. Axiomatic derivation. Stochastic intepretation.

6.Applications: market models, cost allocation, voting power.

7.Random processes and time series in economics.

8.Decomposition of time series.

9.Autocorrelative models.

10.Box-Jenkins methodology.

11.Time series in financial mathematics.

12.Random processes as models for evolution of financial assests.

13.Consultation of seminar theses.

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Study Objective:

Presentation of mathematical models used in economy.

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References

1.Introduction to the theory of cooperative games. B. Peleg, P. Sudhőlter. Springer, 2007.

2.Principy strategického chování. M. Mareš. UK Praha, Karolinum, 2003. [In Czech]

3.Finanční ekonometrie. T.Cipra. Ekopress, 2007. [In Czech]

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Further information:

http://math.feld.cvut.cz/helisova/01ekm.html

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Doctoral studies, daily studies (compulsory elective course)
• Doctoral studies, combined studies (compulsory elective course)