Values of Markets with a Continuum of Traders
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- To infinity and beyond: a general framework for scaling economic theories
- Consistent representations of preferences
- A note on the core equivalence theorem
- Combinatorial Walrasian equilibrium
- The asymptotic Shapley value for a simple market game
- Gately values of cooperative games
- Inessentiality of large groups and the approximate core property: An equivalence theorem
- Market power, inequality, and financial instability
- Values for two-stage games: Another view of the Shapley axioms
- Private value allocations in large economies with differential information
- Strictly fair allocations in large exchange economies
- Noncooperative oligopoly in economies with infinitely many commodities and traders
- Intertemporal coordination in two-period markets
- Temporal von Neumann-Morgenstern and induced preferences
- Monopoly, syndicate, and Shapley value: About some conjectures
- Shapley value and disadvantageous monopolies
- Random marginal and random removal values
- The equilibrium-value convergence for the multiple-partners game
- Local coordination and market equilibria.
- Concave utility on finite sets
- Cooperative Games
- Wealth and power in a collegial polity
- Payoffs in exact TU economies
- Competitive and value allocations of large exchange economies
- Negotiating team formation using deep reinforcement learning
- Risk neutrality regions
- Value allocation with economies of scale
- Values of non-differentiable markets with a continuum of traders
- Remarks on the game-theoretic analysis of a simple distribution of surplus problem
- Continuum economies with finite coalitions: Core, equilibria, and widespread externalities
- Real effects of money in general equilibrium
- Acceptable and Walrasian allocations
- An equivalence principle for perfectly competitive economies
- Voting, bargaining, and factor income distribution
- Large games: Fair and stable outcomes
- Gradients, subgradients, and economic equilibria
- Why do some good bear higher taxes than others?
- Coalition Games and Resource Allocation in Ad-Hoc Networks
- Loeb-measurable solutions to *finite games
- Expectations equilibria with dispersed forecasts
- Concavifiability and constructions of concave utility functions
- Power and public goods
- The values of nonstandard exchange economies
- Power and taxes in a multi-commodity economy
- Core and value for a public-goods economy: An example
- Lindahl's solution and values for a public-goods example
- The supermodularity of the tax competition game
- The link between the Shapley value and the beta factor
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