Market Excess Demand Functions

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Rationalization of market demand on finite domains
On the local convergence of economic mechanisms
Approximation aggregation under uncertainty
Some informational requirements for convergence
A dictionary for voting paradoxes
The permanent income hypothesis and long-run economic stability
The permanent income hypothesis and short-run price stability
Some quasi-globally stable processes of price adjustment
On social welfare functions and the aggregation of preferences
Transformations of the commodity space, behavioral heterogeneity, and the aggregation problem
On the equilibrium price set of an exchange economy
Generalized Slutsky conditions for aggregate consumer demand functions
The role of money in supporting the Pareto optimality of competitive equilibrium in consumption-loan type models
Mean demand when consumers satisfy the weak axiom of revealed preference
The decomposition of excess demand functions on Banach spaces
The aggregated excess demand function and other aggregation procedures
Economies with a two-sector representation
On the stability of best reply and gradient systems with applications to imperfectly competitive models
A globally convergent price adjustment process for exchange economies
Globally stable price dynamics.
Regular economies with non-ordered preferences.
Individual excess demands.
Testable implications of general equilibrium theory: A differentiable approach.
Special issue: Athens-Minnesota conference. Selected papers from the CEME-NBER conference, Minnesota, MN, USA, May 10--12, 2002 and the European workshop in general equilibrium, Athens, Greece, May 17--18, 2002.
From the bankruptcy problem and its concede-and-divide solution to the assignment problem and its fair division solution
Uniqueness and stability of equilibrium in economies with two goods
Derivational robustness, credible substitute systems and mathematical economic models: the case of stability analysis in Walrasian general equilibrium theory
Speculative and hedging interaction model in oil and U.S. dollar markets -- phase transition
Excess demand functions
Universally converging adjustment processes -- a unifying approach.
The nonexistence of symmetric equilibria in anonymous games with compact action spaces
Nonclassical demand a model-free examination of price-quantity relations in the Marseille fish market
On the equilibrium price set of a continuous perturbation of exchange economies
Speculative and hedging interaction model in oil and U.S. dollar markets -- long-term investor dynamics and phases
Nonparametric market supply with variable participants
Dynamic stability of post-Keynesian pricing
Properties of contests: constructing contest success functions from best-responses
The current non-status of general equilibrium theory
A macroscopic portfolio model: from rational agents to bounded rationality
Global stability condition on the plane: a general law of demand
The international synchronisation of business cycles: the role of animal spirits
Identification of Pareto-improving policies: Information as the real invisible hand
The set of equilibria of first-price auctions
Stable processes of exchange
Local disaggregation of negative demand and excess demand functions
Special issue editors' introduction: The interface between econometrics and economic theory
An impossibility theorem for price-adjustment mechanisms
Out-of-equilibrium dynamics with heterogeneous capital goods
ECONOMICS AND COMPLEXITY
If the representative agent is used, should he be believed? Aggregation, welfare and the role of microfoundations in quantitative economic policy
An economy can have a Lorenz-type chaotic attractor
The testable implications of competitive equilibrium in economies with externalities
Discounted dynamic optimization and Bregman divergence
Robust mathematical formulation and probabilistic description of agent-based computational economic market models
Globally and universally convergent price adjustment processes
Recent advances on uniqueness of competitive equilibrium
Market adjustment with advection and diffusion in excess demand
The identification of preferences from equilibrium prices under uncertainty
Exact aggregation and generalized Slutsky conditions
The ease of generating chaotic behavior in economics.
A convergent price adjustment process

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