Applications of Dynamic Programming in Economics (3/5): The Cake Goes Bad @EconJohnTutor
Applications of Dynamic Programming in Economics (3/5): The Cake Goes Bad  @EconJohnTutor
Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video we go through a cake eating problem over an infinite horizon with depreciation. This is a far from typical example as depreciation enters as a sort of cost on saving for the next period.
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Applications of Dynamic Programming in Economics (3/5): The Cake Goes Bad

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