Analogue Computing Techniques Applied to Economics

Strotz, Robert H.; Calvert, J. F.; Morehouse, N.F.

doi:10.1109/t-aiee.1951.5060443

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“…However, the linear terms of equation (1) have a filtering effect on harmonics generated by the nonlinear term, and results from the Northwestern University analog computer [7] have substantiated the results derived here. This paper contains no analytical proof that either of these representations is legitimate.…”

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The Method of Equivalent Linearization

Bothwell¹

1952

Econometrica

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Section: The Assumption Of a Solution Of Equation (1) Of The Form Of supporting

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The Method of Equivalent Linearization

Bothwell¹

1952

Econometrica

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“…Other papers that have used this same approach have been presented by Holland (1959) and Strotz, Calvert & Morehouse (1951).…”

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Analogue Computer Applications to Production Control and Allied Fields

Lewis

1963

International Journal of Production Research

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“…In the early 1950s, when digital computing was still very rudimentary, analog computers were used extensively for simulation, not just of business cycles (e.g Strotz et al 1953). but also market equilibrium (e.g Enke 1951;Strotz et al 1951). and the behavior of inventories (e.g Morehouse et al 1950)…”

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“It’s Computers, Stupid!” The Spread of Computers and the Changing Roles of Theoretical and Applied Economics

Backhouse¹,

Cherrier²

2017

History of Political Economy

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Analogue Computing Techniques Applied to Economics

Cited by 15 publications

References 3 publications

The Method of Equivalent Linearization

The Method of Equivalent Linearization

Analogue Computer Applications to Production Control and Allied Fields

“It’s Computers, Stupid!” The Spread of Computers and the Changing Roles of Theoretical and Applied Economics

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