| 2006-08-16 | Seminar on Quantitative Economics will continue
on Thursday, September 21, 2006. |
Department Strategy - Research
Essentially two planning horizons are covered:
- "short term" activities with horizon about from one to three years which
aim at completion of the main economic indicators database and its applications
to different (macro-) economic models;
- "long term" activities with almost unbounded horizon which aim at opening
new ways for solving basic theoretical economic problems.
The members of department have concentrated on the following research fields:
- real and monetary macrodynamics, stochastic economics,
econometrics, and econometrical modelling,
- theoretical fuzzy set approach to decision making,
- nonlinear and stochastic optimization,
stochastic dynamic optimization,
- stochastic differential-difference equations and its
applications to the mathematical finance, and to stability of
economic dynamics,
- uncertainty processing in expert systems,
- advanced methods in financial econometries.
