Theory of random processes for economists

The manual contains a presentation of a semester course on the theory of random processes for economists. It consists of two coherent parts: theoretical (in the form of 17 lectures) and practical (in the form of a collection including over 180 examples and problems). The main focus is on practical rather than theoretical aspects of Markov random processes - both discrete and continuous. Intended for students, postgraduates, practitioners, and researchers in economic-mathematical and general economic fields. Recommended by the Educational Methodological Association in the field of economics and economic theory as a textbook for students of higher educational institutions studying in the field of 'Economics' and economic specialties.