Mathematical modeling of the population dynamics of different age-group workers in the regional economy
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Abstract
The article deals with the nonlinear model of population dynamics of different ages workers in the regional economy. The model is built on the principles underlying modeling in econophysics. The authors demonstrate the complex dynamics of the model regimes that impose fundamental limits on medium- and long-term forecast of employment in a region. By analogy with the biophysical approach the authors propose a classification of social interactions of the different age-group workers. The model analysis is given for the level of employment among age groups. The verification of the model performs on the statistical data of the Jewish Autonomous Region.
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| Authors | Khavinson, Michael Jurevich;Kulakov, Matvey Pavlovich; |
| Journal | Компьютерные исследования и моделирование |
| Year | 2014 |
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