On fuzzy multi-valued functions. IV: Fuzzy economic models
The concept of fuzzy stationary economic model is defined as a fuzzy convex and closed cone \(M\subset K'\times K\) such that (0,y)\(\not\in \sup p M\) for \(y\neq 0\), where K' and K denote fuzzy convex cones in two near time moments. The elements of these cones are called fuzzy economic states. A fuzzy model of economic dynamics is introduced too, with the corresponding concepts of fuzzy technological rate growth, economic rate growth, fuzzy technological trajectory, and so on. The optimality of the fuzzy trajectories of these models is introduced and investigated.
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