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1 dynamic, stochastic, general-equilibrium models
Economy: DSGE models (макроэкономика)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > dynamic, stochastic, general-equilibrium models
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2 равновесные модели
Русско-английский географический словарь > равновесные модели
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3 модели равновесия
модели равновесия
1. Класс плановых моделей, реализующих композиционный подход. Соответственно, в таких моделях участники экономической системы рассматриваются как самостоятельно принимающие решения единицы, а оптимум всей системы находится путем согласования («уравновешивания») их интересов. Иными словами, здесь оптимальное состояние системы приравнивается к ее равновесию. Некоторые авторы, однако, считают нежелательным использовать в данном смысле термин «моделиэкономического равновесия» и предпочитают равнозначный, по их мнению, термин модели экономического взаимодействия. Примеры - Эрроу-Дебре модель, Межотраслевой баланс (МОБ) и др. 2. То же, что Балансовые модели. Ср. также Неравновесная модель.
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