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Linear Inequalities,ls in economics the structure of a system of linear inequalities. The present chapter is devoted to some of the properties of such systems. For a sampling of the models the reader may turn to Chipman [1965–1966], Dorfman, Samuelson and Solow [1958], Gale [1960], Koopmans [1957], McKenzie [1960], Mor

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Nonnegative Matrices,ic Leontief system, the global stability of some trading systems, and the Stolper-Samuelson Theorem of the neoclassical theories of international trade and distribution are a few examples. For detail the reader may refer to Dorfman, Samuelson and Solow [1958], Morishima [1964], and Nikaido [1968].

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Some Special Matrices,he neoclassical theories of international trade, public finance and income distribution. Indeed, it may be said that the properties of these matrices are the essential analytical content of the theories. For applications of the mathematical results developed in this chapter, the reader may refer to

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,Neoclassical Economies—Statics, an arbitrary number of” primary “factors of production. Such economies have been studied in some depth by specialists in the theories of international trade and public finance. However, some of the questions we shall study are more typical of capital theory.

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