Economic Equilibrium and Catastrophe Theory: An Introduction
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- Evolution paths on the equilibrium manifold
- The general relevance of the impossibility theorem in smooth social choice
- Catastrophe theory: An application to a business cycle model
- Budget-constrained Pareto-efficient allocations
- Uniqueness and global stability in general equilibrium theory
- The overlapping-generations model. II. The case of pure exchange with money
- The overlapping-generations model. III. The case of log-linear utility functions
- Structure of the equilibria set of a production economy
- Economies with a finite but large number of equilibria
- Equilibrium analysis and envelope theory
- On the adoption of innovations with ``network externalities
- A general structure theorem for the Nash equilibrium correspondence
- Geodesics on the equilibrium manifold
- Singularities, Walrasian economies and economic crisis
- Extrinsic uncertainty revisited
- Manipulation by reallocating initial endowments
- General equilibrium without utility functions: how far to go?
- A note on the structural stability of the equilibrium manifold
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