Positive evolution in economic forecasting. Case study: the evolution of a company’s capital
Keywords:
economic modelling, forecasting, dynamic analysisAbstract
For the economic sciences, mainly for the planning and organization disciplines, the models display a range of varieties. For the last decades, though, the mathematics-based models seem to be the trend, partly because of their ability to rigorously concentrate the essentials and also to be programmed via the computer-based techniques, thus creating together an unheard of instrument of scientific investigation, a resourceful ‚extension’ of human intelligence.The article herein presents certain medium-term prognosis, via the dynamic modelling, elements of bifurcation theory and the Xpp software. The case study has been the object of a research contract with the business environment.References
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