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    Notes on optimality of rational expectations equilibrium with incomplete markets (English)
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    This paper shows that under certain conditions, an economy with securities and post-state spot markets can support rational expectations equilibria of economies in a partial Arrow-Debreu regime of incomplete contingent markets. Using these conditions, examples are constructed to show that non-optimal equilibria might exist for the securities regime and introduction of additional securities might make everyone worse off. These examples are shown to be robust and valid in a more general context than those of Hart.
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    post-state spot markets
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    rational expectations equilibria
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    incomplete contingent markets
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