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General Equilibrium with Production: Robinson Crusoe with and without TradeConvergence of Binomial Option Pricing under Nonconstant VolatilitySupply Curve from Piecewise Linear Cost FunctionDuopoly Model in 3DSuperannuation Calculator
General Equilibrium with Production: Robinson Crusoe with and without Trade
Convergence of Binomial Option Pricing under Nonconstant Volatility
Supply Curve from Piecewise Linear Cost Function
Duopoly Model in 3D
Superannuation Calculator
Forming the Efficient Frontier When Returns Are Non-NormalMaximizing a Bermudan Put with a Single Early-Exercise Temporal PointA Theory of Insurance LapsesIsocosts, Isoquants, Isocline Lines, and Scale Lines for Homogeneous (Cobb-Douglas) FunctionsThe Lorenz Curve and Various Economic Indices
Forming the Efficient Frontier When Returns Are Non-Normal
Maximizing a Bermudan Put with a Single Early-Exercise Temporal Point
A Theory of Insurance Lapses
Isocosts, Isoquants, Isocline Lines, and Scale Lines for Homogeneous (Cobb-Douglas) Functions
The Lorenz Curve and Various Economic Indices
European Binomial Option Pricing with Nonconstant VolatilityNegative ExternalityDeriving the Liquidity Preference-Money Supply (LM) CurveHow Continuous Innovation Affects Supply, Producer Surplus, and Consumer SurplusDeriving the Labor Demand Curve
European Binomial Option Pricing with Nonconstant Volatility
Negative Externality
Deriving the Liquidity Preference-Money Supply (LM) Curve
How Continuous Innovation Affects Supply, Producer Surplus, and Consumer Surplus
Deriving the Labor Demand Curve
Marginal Utility Budget LineVaR MethodsChoosing Taxes with a Constant Elasticity of Substitution (CES) Utility FunctionConstant Price Elasticity of DemandElasticity and Slope with Linear Demand
Marginal Utility Budget Line
VaR Methods
Choosing Taxes with a Constant Elasticity of Substitution (CES) Utility Function
Constant Price Elasticity of Demand
Elasticity and Slope with Linear Demand

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