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Limit properties of equilibrium allocations of Walrasian strategic games
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    Limit properties of equilibrium allocations of Walrasian strategic games (English)
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    We characterize the set of equilibrium allocations of Walrasian strategic games where each agent manipulates his strategic demand map to his benefit. We first show that, for a finite economy, the set of Cournot- Nash equilibrium allocations will be large and the equilibrium allocation map will not in general possess a closed graph property. Then we show that, with appropriate smoothness conditions and the regularity condition on the mean aggregate limit excess demand map, true Walrasian allocations in a sufficiently large economy can be claimed to be sufficiently robust against strategic manipulations of agents' demand maps.
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    equilibrium allocations
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    Walrasian strategic games
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    Cournot-Nash equilibrium
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    closed graph property
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    Walrasian allocations
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