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economic networks theory and computation economic networks theory and computation thomas j sargent and john stachurski cambridge university press amazon download the textbook here 你可以点击 这里 下载电子版教材 bibtex citation next introduction this textbook is an introduction to economic networks intended for students and researchers in the fields of economics and applied mathematics the textbook emphasizes quantitative modeling with the main underlying tools being graph theory linear algebra fixed point theory and programming the text is suitable for a one semester course taught either to advanced undergraduate students who are comfortable with linear algebra or to beginning graduate students table of contents chapter 1 introduction motivation spectral theory probability graph theory chapter 2 production multisector models general equilibrium more spectral theory chapter 3 optimal flows shortest paths linear programming and duality optimal transport chapter 4 markov chains and networks markov chains as digraphs asymptotics chapter 5 nonlinear interactions fixed point theory financial networks links notebooks github quantecon contact feedback if you spot any errors we encourage you to submit an issue or pull request to the github repository design html5 up