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Dynamic Duality In Resource Economics: Theory And Empirical Usefulness

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  • LASSERRE, P.

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It Is Possible to Think of Numerous Economic Problems Involving Dynamic Constrained Optimization Where Dual Representation Exist and Possibly Can Be Characterized. One Example Arises in the Theory of Dynamic Factor Demand And, More Generally, Investment Decisions. Its Duality Structure Has Been Studied by Epstein in Several Papers. the Extraction of Non-Renewable Resources Is an Investment Problem And, Furthermore Specific Boundary Conditions Must Be Satisfied At the Date of Exhaustion If It Occurs in a Finite Time. This Paper Shows How the Theory of Dynamic Duality Can Be Worked Out in Such Problems. a Family of Functions Which Satisfy the Properties of the Corresponding Value Function Is Also Provided. While Natural Resource Extraction Is a Prime Candidate for Empirical Applications, Other Applications Could Be Carried Out in Such Areas As R&D, the Management of Informaiton, and Advertising.
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  • Lasserre, P., 1988. "Dynamic Duality In Resource Economics: Theory And Empirical Usefulness," Cahiers de recherche 8816, Centre interuniversitaire de recherche en économie quantitative, CIREQ.
    • Handle: RePEc:mtl:montec:8816
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