A DNS-curve in a two-state capital accumulation model: a numerical analysis

Article Abstract:

A capital accumulation model in an optimal control theoretic framework is studied where the capital stock and the investment rate are modelled as state variables and the change in investment rate as control. A curve in the state pane is computed numerically and identified as the DNS-curve.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Models, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Capital stock, Capital formation, Common stocks

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Anticipation effects of technological progress on capital

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Analysis of model for classification of capital goods, for learning about effects of embodied technological progress on management of vintage capital by firms for maximization of profits, is presented.

Austria, Netherlands, Corporate Profits, Belgium, Management dynamics, Bulgaria, Management, Evaluation, Industrial equipment, Profit, Profits, Technological innovations, Identification and classification, Company business management, Capital

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Keeping up with the technology pace: A DNS-curve and a limit cycle in a technology investment decision problem

Article Abstract:

The investment decision problems arising in a firm when it tries to keep it self pace up with new technological developments, are analyzed by designing a two state optimal control model.

Investment analysis, Securities analysis, Bifurcation theory, Difference threshold

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