Modeling Social Processes

  • J. Hřebíček
  • T. Pitner
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Abstract

Certain social processes can be studied using models introduced by Weidlich and Haag, see [3], [5]. They have attempted to develop a general background to quantitative sociology. We will apply their approach in this chapter using Maple in the solution of two models.

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Master Equation Phase Plot Economic Climate Inclination Parameter Strategic Investment 
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