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The application of mathematical methods to represent theories and analyze problems in economics.
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Macroeconomics Textbook on New-Keynesian models
Michael Woodford's book Interest and Prices, while it may not be explicitly New Keynesian, may have some of the rigor you're looking for applied to this class of models.
A more direct alternative wou …
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Fundamental equations in economics
As has already been said, the MOST fundamental equation is surely:
$$\text{MB}=\text{MC}$$
EDIT: This equation is fundamental in terms of the way economists think. As pointed out in the comments belo …
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