Political economic chaos?

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted on the effect of incorporating interest group pressure on the political business cycle. Two cases were analyzed, one involving the inclusion of autonomous investment and the other involving the incorporation of a Kaldor-type induced investment function. Results showed the appearance of chaotic fluctuations even when the fiscal forcing term is minimal.

Chaos theory, Chaotic systems

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A multi-sector inventory model

Article Abstract:

A multi-sector inventory model that uses either smoothing or (S,s) paradigm proves to be effective with regards to explaining inventory investment dynamics. Study shows that a disaggregated model presenting various rules could effectively demonstrate claims that production is more variable than sales and that sales and inventory are positively correlated.

Inventory Control, Research

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Tasting freedom: happiness, religion and economic transition

Article Abstract:

The impact of religion and citizen's prosperity on economic transition cycles of developing countries analyzed by focusing on Hungary.

Hungary, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Developing Countries, Religion, Economic aspects, Influence

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