On Lipschitz implicit function theorems in Banach spaces and applications
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This interesting paper presents several Lipschitz implicit function theorems for maps between Banach spaces, using geometric properties of operators on normed spaces, and Ekeland's variational principle. The results are illustrated with characterizing Lipschitz behavior of Pareto optimal allocations in a model of trade over an infinite horizon.
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