Endogenous Inverse Demand Functions

Two Paradigms of Endogenous Development: Production Process & Supply-demand Relationship

Different world views and philosophies in defining development problems and their solutions derive currently from different disciplines. They refer in many respects to the principle of cause-effect as a fundamental relationship between phenomena. The history of differing values and attitudes presented in management and design indicates the importance of this relationship. This sort of knowledge...

forecasting meat prices: an inverse demand approach

abstract in agriculture, there is a lag between planting decision and supplying the produced commodity to the market. this makes the marketed commodities as predetermined variables and prices as market clearing factor. under such a condition, the inverse demand function in which price is a function of quantity is an appropriate tool for forecasting price responses to the injected quantities to ...

Endogenous Timing with Demand Uncertainty

The use of inverse quadratic radial basis functions for the solution of an inverse heat problem

‎In this paper‎, ‎a numerical procedure for an inverse problem of‎ ‎simultaneously determining an unknown coefficient in a semilinear ‎parabolic equation subject to the specification of the solution at‎ ‎an internal point along with the usual initial boundary conditions ‎is considered‎. ‎The method consists of expanding the required‎ ‎approximate solution as the elements of the inverse quadrati...

Inverse nodal problem for p-Laplacian with two potential functions

In this study, inverse nodal problem is solved for the p-Laplacian operator with two potential functions. We present some asymptotic formulas which have been proved in [17,18] for the eigenvalues, nodal points and nodal lengths, provided that a potential function is unknown. Then, using the nodal points we reconstruct the potential function and its derivatives. We also introduce a solution of i...