A theoretical support for capital yields determination is presented based on the neo-classical microeconomics assumptions. Starting by relevant production function of a sector and having in mind an optimising behaviour of firms, we propose to measure the capital yields by the help of a minimum...

A simple AIDS model transformed by the help of Shephard's lemma from a classical optimisation problem is applied to the Czech transition economy. Using monthly data - money supply M2, wealth, market interest rate, PRIBOR = Prague Interbank Offer Rate, and real industrial production - the results...

This model deals with a non-linear model of inflation. It is formulated in accordance with a static model of neo-keynesian theory (So called Papandreu's model [1]) as a dynamized complete neokeynesian model augmented by the differential equation for expected inflation. It will be shown that the...

In this contribution we illustrate some applications of the theory of dynamical systems with parameteric and interval uncertainties to the analysis of limiting behaviour and stability of some neokeynesian macroeconomic models considered in [6]. The analysis is based on linearization of the...

The non-linear approach to economic dynamics enables us to study traditional economic models using modified formulations and different methods of solution. In this article we compare dynamical properties of Keynesian and Classical macroeconomic models. We start with an extended dynamical IS-LM...