The dynamic model of the closed society (catches and crisises)

The dynamic model of development of the closed society (without external economic activity) in a single-product approximation is considered. The model is based on principles of market economy. Within a model framework that implies the changes of a price is determined by balance of a supply and demand. In generally conditions a state of market equilibrium is shown to be not unique. Several stationary states are possible which are distinguished by a level of production and consumption. The transitions between states are considered as a result of a variation of parameters (parametrical switching) and dynamic variables (so-called force switching) of a model. The effect of an address money issue in a low-yield state is considered. The result of this money issue depends on a size and an address of one. This action can or give rise a transition in a high-yield state or lead up to an usual inflation without the transition. The connection of these results with the Keynesian and monetary approaches is discussed.