Non-constant Discounting in Continuous Time
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hyperbolic discounting, time consistency, Markov equilibria, non-uniqueness, observational equivalence, Pareto efficiency, Environmental economics (natural resource models, harvesting, pollution, etc.), 330, non-uniqueness, hyperbolic discounting, time consistency, Markov equilibria, non-uniqueness, observational equivalence, Pareto efficiency, Markov equilibria, equilibrium (economics), markov model, pareto principle, Economic growth models, time consistency, Applications of optimal control and differential games, hyperbolic discounting
hyperbolic discounting, time consistency, Markov equilibria, non-uniqueness, observational equivalence, Pareto efficiency, Environmental economics (natural resource models, harvesting, pollution, etc.), 330, non-uniqueness, hyperbolic discounting, time consistency, Markov equilibria, non-uniqueness, observational equivalence, Pareto efficiency, Markov equilibria, equilibrium (economics), markov model, pareto principle, Economic growth models, time consistency, Applications of optimal control and differential games, hyperbolic discounting
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