Smooth Preferences: A Corrigendum
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- Weakly smooth preferences on Banach lattices
- A non-parametric approach to smoothing by aggregation over preferences
- Economies with a mean demand function
- An integrability condition with applications to utility theory and thermodynamics
- On monopolistic equilibria with incomplete markets: The case of an exchange economy
- When is individual demand concavifiable?
- Existence of smooth utilities on Banach lattices
- On the differentiability of the consumer demand function
- Smooth preferences and the approximate expected utility hypothesis
- On the representability of C^ r preference relations by utility functions
- Determinacy of equilibria in nonsmooth economies
- Consumer optimization and a first-order PDE with a non-smooth system
- Smooth indifference sets
- Elementary form and proof of the Frobenius theorem for economists
- Smooth feasible solutions to a dual Monge–Kantorovich problem with applications to best approximation and utility theory in mathematical economics
- On preference relations that admit smooth utility functions
- Preference symmetries, partial differential equations, and functional forms for utility
- Efficient sets are small
- Endogenous interval games in oligopolies and the cores
- Duality and rationality
- Identification in general equilibrium
- The identification of preferences from equilibrium prices under uncertainty
- Differential characterization of quasi-concave functions without twice differentiability
- An equivalence result on the order of differentiability in Frobenius's theorem
- Characterisation of generically complete real asset structures
- An introduction to general equilibrium with incomplete asset markets
- Pareto improving taxes
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