Walrasian versus quasi-competitive equilibrium and the core of a production economy (Q2486956)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2194729
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2194729 |
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Walrasian versus quasi-competitive equilibrium and the core of a production economy (English)
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17 August 2005
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The paper under review contributes to the understanding of general equilibrium and welfare economics by presenting new and general conditions under which the quasi-competitive and Walras equilibria are equivalent. The most general of these conditions is defined as indecomposability. It aloves to derive an extension of the classic Debreu-Scarf theorem on core convergence, and (in some specific situations of the production economy) also the equivalence between the sets of Edgeworth and Walrasian equilibria.
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production economy
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Welfafare economy
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general equilibrium
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Walras equilibrium
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quasi-competitive equilibrium
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indecomposability
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irreducibility
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Edgeworth equilibrium
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0.8317370414733887
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