Mathematical Models for Economic Growth

Mathematical models for Isoptera (Insecta) mound growth.

In this research we proposed two mathematical models for Isoptera mound growth derived from the Von Bertalanffy growth curve, one appropriated for Nasutitermes coxipoensis, and a more general formulation. The mean height and the mean diameter of ten small colonies were measured each month for twelve months, from April, 1995 to April, 1996. Through these data, the monthly volumes were calculated...

Models of Economic Growth

Mathematical models of tumor growth ∗

In the lecture we describe some elements of mathematical modeling of tumor growth. We present deterministic mathematical models most often used for description of tumor growth. Development of a model, based on some biological assumption, is also illustrated by one example. Described models are tested and compared by ability to describe experimental data.

Analysis of the Effect of Regional Creativity on Regional Economic Growth within New Economic Geographical Models

A mong the theories explaining the relationship between creativity criteria in cities and economic growth, “Human Capital Theory” by Glaeser and “Creative Class theory” by Florida can be mentioned. Accordingly, present paper aimed at analysis of the creativity effect on regional economic growth and is presented in two theoretical and experimental parts. Considering the results of the curre...

The analysis of mathematical models associated to some economic growth processes with endogenous population

The aim of this paper is to extend the study done by [5]. Here, we will analyze two mathematical models associated to some economic growth processes with endogenous population depending on the current fertility. The first model is a version of the Ramsey model in continuous and infinite time with the Cobb-Douglas production function. In the second model we consider the AK production function. T...