The Recoverability of Consumers' Preferences from Market Demand Behavior
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- A nonsmooth approach to nonexpected utility theory under risk
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- A uniform core convergence result for non-convex economies
- Identification in general equilibrium
- Non-smooth integrability theory
- Empirical welfare economics
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- Identification of smooth ambiguity
- Numerical approach to asset pricing models with stochastic differential utility
- Observability and optimality
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