Original title: Analýza rovnovážných bodů v ekonomických modelech
Translated title: Analysis of equilibria in economic models
Authors: Stibůrek, David ; Hencl, Stanislav (referee) ; Pražák, Dalibor (advisor)
Document type: Bachelor's theses
Year: 2008
Language: cze
Abstract: Nazev pracc: Analyza roviiovaznych bodu v ekonomickycli rnodelech Autor: David Stiburek Katcdra (ustav): Katedra matcmatickc analyzy Vcdouci bakalarske prace: UNDr. Dalibor Prazak, Ph.D. (- -mail vedouciho: ra'/akiojkarli Abstrakt: V pfcdlozcne praci studujcme rovnovahu v ekonomickycli mode- Icch. V fade ekonomickycli situacicli muzcrnc pozorovat, zc nastanc rovno- vazna situce neboli, ze od urciteho okamziku nenastauou zadne velke zmcny. V rnnoha disciplinach bychom si pfali znat tyto rovnovaznc hodnoty. Ovscm inohou byt i situce, kdy v uekterych oblaytech uemusi k rovnovaze vubec dojit. Proto v teto praci nejdfivc zkouinamc, kdy se situace vubec muze do- stat do neja,ke rovuovahy neboli, kdy jc stabilni. A pole sc pokousimo \ircit rovnovaznou hoduotu a take relaxacni cas. Klicova slova: Ilovnovalia, stabilita a relaxacni doba. Title: Aiialysia of equilibria in economic models Author: David Stiburek Department: Department of Mathemathical analysis Supervisor: RNDr. Dalibor Prazak, Ph.D. Supervisor's (vrnail address: pra/ak'iikarliii.nifF.cuiii.rz Abstract: In the present work we study equilibria in ecomomics models. In many states we can see something, what can be simple called ay steady state. In many branches we would like to know these equilibria. But there exist some situations, when we; can't expect...

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