Ricardian Theory of Rent – David Ricardo (1817)
Mathematical Methods for Economics I
Mathematical Methods for Economics I Unit – I Basic Concepts : Sets and set operations; Relations and Functions; Types of Functions: quadratic, polynomial, power, exponential, logarithmic, convex, quasi-convex and concave functions; Graphs of functions of one real variable; Equations; Identities; Equilibrium condition; System of Simultaneous Linear Equations; The Straight line and its slope. Set Theory – Concepts and Definitions Number of Elements in a Set Numerical Problems I: Number of Elements in a Set (Two Sets) Numerical Problems II: Number of Elements in a Set (Three Sets) Relations and Functions Types of Functions Finding the Domain and Range of a Function Graphs of functions of one real variable Equations and Identities Equilibrium Conditions - Concept and Numerical Problems System of Simultaneous Linear Equations - Concept and Numerical Problems The Straight line and its slope Unit – II Differential Calculus: Limit and Continuity of a function; Differentiation: Meaning, Rules ...
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