MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF GOVERNMENT BEHAVIOUR

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[5] BEAN L, 1940, BALLOT BEHAVIOR

[6] BEAN LH, 1948, HOW PREDICT ELECTION

[7] Bellman R.E, 1957, DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING

[8] CONCERNING THE POSSIBLITY OF ECONOMIC PREDICTIONS [J]. KYKLOS, 1962, 15 (01) : 29 - 67

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[1] Akerman J., 1947, INT REV SOCIAL SCI, V1, P107, DOI [10.1111/j.1467-6435.1947.tb00420.x, DOI 10.1111/J.1467-6435.1947.TB00420.X]

[2] Arrow KJ, 1951, SOCIAL CHOICE INDIVI

[3] Arrow KJ, 1966, 146 I MATH STUD SOC

[4] ARROW KJ, 1967, 1 I MATH STUD SOC SC

[5] BEAN L, 1940, BALLOT BEHAVIOR

[6] BEAN LH, 1948, HOW PREDICT ELECTION

[7] Bellman R.E, 1957, DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING

[8] CONCERNING THE POSSIBLITY OF ECONOMIC PREDICTIONS [J]. KYKLOS, 1962, 15 (01) : 29 - 67

[9] THE BEHAVIORAL-APPROACH IN POLITICAL-SCIENCE - EPITAPH FOR A MONUMENT TO A SUCCESSFUL PROTEST [J]. AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 1961, 55 (04) : 763 - 772

[10] DAVIS OA, 1966, MATH MODELS POLITICA, V2