Professoren
Prof. Gerhard Sorger

Prof. Gerhard Sorger

G. Sorger: Horizontal innovations with endogenous quality choice, Economica, accepted.

G. Sorger: Some notes on discount factor restrictions for dynamic optimization problems, Journal of Mathematical Economics 45 (2009), 435-448.

P. Pichler and G. Sorger: Wealth distribution and aggregate time-preference: Markov-perfect equilibria in a Ramsey economy, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 33 (2009), 1-14.

G. Sorger: Strategic saving decisions in the infinite-horizon model, Economic Theory 36 (2008), 353-377.

G. Sorger: Time-preference and commitment, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 62 (2007), 556-578.

G. Sorger: Recursive Nash bargaining over a productive asset, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 30 (2006), 2637-2659.

N.V. Long and G. Sorger: Insecure property rights and growth: the role of appropriation costs, wealth effects, and heterogeneity, Economic Theory, 28 (2006), 513-529.

G. Sorger: Active and passive monetary policy in an overlapping generations model, Review of Economic Dynamics 8 (2005), 731-748.

G. Sorger: A dynamic common property resource problem with amenity value and extraction costs, International Journal of Economic Theory 1 (2005), 3-19.

G. Sorger: Consistent planning under quasi-geometric discounting, Journal of Economic Theory, forthcoming.

G. Sorger: Policy rule Nash equilibria, Canadian Journal of Economics, forthcoming.

C. Ghiglino, G. Sorger: Poverty traps, indeterminacy, and the wealth distribution, Journal of Economic Theory 105 (2002), 120-139.

G. Sorger: On the long-run distribution of capital in the Ramsey model, Journal of Economic Theory 105 (2002), 226-243.

V. Bala, G. Sorger: A spatial-temporal model of human capital accumulation, Journal of Economic Theory 96 (2001), 153-179.

E. Dockner, S. Jorgensen, N. V. Long, G. Sorger: Differential Games in Economics and Management Science, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2000.

K. Nishimura, G. Sorger: Non-linear dynamics in the infinite time horizon model, Journal of Economic Surveys 13 (1999), 619-652.

T. Mitra, G. Sorger: Rationalizing policy functions by dynamic optimization, Econometrica 67 (1999), 375-392.

J. Hofbauer, G. Sorger: Perfect foresight and equilibrium selection in symmetric potential games, Journal of Economic Theory 85 (1999), 1-23.

C. Hommes, G. Sorger: Consistent expectations equilibria, Macroeconomic Dynamics 2 (1998), 287-321.

G. Sorger: Imperfect foresight and chaos: an example of a self-fulfilling mistake, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 33 (1998), 363-383.

G. Sorger: Markov-perfect Nash equilibria in a class of resource games, Economic Theory 11 (1998), 79-100.

L. Montrucchio, G. Sorger: Topological entropy of optimal policy functions in concave dynamic optimization models, Journal of Mathematical Economics 25 (1996), 181-194.

G. Sorger: Chaotic Ramsey equilibrium, International Journal of Bifurcations and Chaos 5 (1995), 373-380.

G. Sorger: On the sensitivity of optimal growth paths, Journal of Mathematical Economics 24 (1995), 353-369.

G. Sorger: On the structure of Ramsey equilibrium: cycles, indeterminacy, and sunspots, Economic Theory 4 (1994), 745-764.

K. Nishimura, M. Yano, G. Sorger: Ergodic chaos in optimal growth models with low discount rates, Economic Theory 4 (1994), 705-717.

G. Sorger: Period three implies heavy discounting, Mathematics of Operations Research 19 (1994), 1007-1022.

G. Sorger: Minimum impatience theorems for recursive economic models, Springer-Verlag (1992).

G. Sorger: On the minimum rate of impatience for complicated optimal growth paths, Journal of Economic Theory 56 (1992), 160-179.

G. Sorger: The saddle point property in Hamiltonian systems, Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications 148 (1990), 191-201.

G. Sorger: Competitive dynamic advertising: a modification of the Case game, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 13 (1989), 55-80.

G. Sorger: On the optimality and stability of competitive paths in continuous time growth models, Journal of Economic Theory 48 (1989), 526-547.

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