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Intriligator M.D., Arrow K.J. — Handbook of Mathematical Economics (vol. 4)
Intriligator M.D., Arrow K.J. — Handbook of Mathematical Economics (vol. 4)



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Íàçâàíèå: Handbook of Mathematical Economics (vol. 4)

Àâòîðû: Intriligator M.D., Arrow K.J.

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The Handbook of Mathematical Economics aims to provide a definitive source, reference, and teaching supplement for the field of mathematical economics. It surveys, as of the late 1970's the state of the art of mathematical economics. This is a constantly developing field and all authors were invited to review and to appraise the current status and recent developments in their presentations. In addition to its use as a reference, it is intended that this Handbook will assist researchers and students working in one branch of mathematical economics to become acquainted with other branches of this field. Volume 3 covers Mathematical Approaches to Welfare Economics, including social choice theory, optimal taxation, and optimal growth, together with Mathematical Approaches to Economic Organization and Planning, including organization design and decentralization.


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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Martingales, semimartingale      1633 1636 1638 1654 1661 1673
Martingales, special semimartinglae      1656
Mas-Coleirs theorem      1635
Mas-Colell, A.      1595 1630 1635 1691 1692 1708 1835—1898 1903 1969 1971 1973 1976 1977 1989 2010 2015 2018 2031 2040 2054—2055 2059 2060 2068 2082 2085 2088 2089 2125 2127 2179
Maskin, E.      2009
Matsuyama, K.      1758
Mayshar, Y.      1817
McFadden, D.      2054—2055
McKenzie, L.W.      1618 1855 1887 1888 1917 1964 2074 2079 2086 2110
McKinnon, L.W.      1971
McLennan, A.      1630 1708 1889 1903 2127
McManus, D.      1608
Mehra, R.      1670 1836
Meilijson, I.      1817
Memin, J.      1669
Merrill, O.H.      2056 2063
Mertens, J.F.      1879—1881
Merton, R.      1668 1669
mesh      2057
Michael selection theorem      1976 1979
Miiller, S.      1669
Milgrom, P.      1667
Miller, M.      1620—1622 1666
Miller, M.H.      1609
Milnor, J.      1770 1781
Miltersen, K.      1669
Minkowski — Farkas lemma      1534—1535
Minkowski's theorem      1838—1839 1852
Mirman, L.J.      1818 1819 2099
Missing markets      1525
Mitra, T.      2223
Mobius band      1556
Modigliani and Miller model, irrelevance of corporate finance      1620—1622
Modigliani and Miller model, irrelevance of financial policy      1666
Modigliani and Miller model, theorem      1581 1583 1589
Modigliani, F.      1620—1622 1666
Monads      2162—2164
Monetarism      1947
Monetary equilibrium      1567 1573—1575
Monetary policy, Keynesian policy      2039
Monetary policy, neutrality of      2038—2039 (see also “Monopolistic competition macroeconomic
Money, in GEI model with nominal assets      1567 1573—1575
Money, medium of exchange, as      1573
Money, non-neutral      1747
Money, precautionary demands for      1574—1575
Money, process      1730
Money, purchasing power      1574
Money, store of value, as      1573
Money, transactions demand for      1574
Monopolistic competition      1997—2045
Monopolistic competition, Bertrand — Edgeworth model      2001—2003 2015
Monopolistic competition, Bertrand — Edgeworth model, market size and      2011—2013
Monopolistic competition, Bertrand — Edgeworth model, undercutting argument      2001 2002
Monopolistic competition, Bertrand's rule      2000 2002
Monopolistic competition, Chamberlin model      2003—2005
Monopolistic competition, Chamberlin model, Edgeworth non-existence problem      2005—2007
Monopolistic competition, Chamberlin model, entry, with      2007—2008
Monopolistic competition, Chamberlin model, numbers of competitors      2011
Monopolistic competition, Chamberlin model, review of      2013—2014
Monopolistic competition, Chamberlin model, substitutability and      2010—2011
Monopolistic competition, competitiveness      2009—2015 2020—2021
Monopolistic competition, competitiveness, Bertrand — Edgeworth model and market size      2011—2013
Monopolistic competition, competitiveness, Chamberlin model and substitutability      2010—2011
Monopolistic competition, competitiveness, Chamberlin model reviewed      2013—2014
Monopolistic competition, competitiveness, Cournot equilibrium and market size      2009—2010
Monopolistic competition, competitiveness, Lerner's “degree of monopoly”      2009
Monopolistic competition, Cournot equilibrium      2000 2009—2010
Monopolistic competition, Cournot model      2000—2001 2015 2026—2028
Monopolistic competition, Cournot — Nash equilibrium      2028
Monopolistic competition, Cournot — Walras equilibrium      2026—2028
Monopolistic competition, defined      1997
Monopolistic competition, Edgeworth analysis      2001—2003
Monopolistic competition, Edgeworth non-existence problem      2005—2007 2011 2014
Monopolistic competition, efficiency      2021—2022
Monopolistic competition, excess capacity      2022
Monopolistic competition, existence of equilibrium with      2003—2009
Monopolistic competition, existence of equilibrium with, Chamberlin model      2003—2005 2007—2008
Monopolistic competition, existence of equilibrium with, Edgeworth non-existence problem      2005—2007
Monopolistic competition, GE representations      2024—2031
Monopolistic competition, GE representations, general framework      2024—2025
Monopolistic competition, GE representations, objective demand curve      2031
Monopolistic competition, GE representations, objective demand curve, Cournot      2026—2028
Monopolistic competition, GE representations, objective demand curve, with price makers      2028—2030
Monopolistic competition, GE representations, perceived inverse demand curve      2025
Monopolistic competition, GE representations, subjective demand curves      2025—2026 2031
Monopolistic competition, imperfect competition review      2000—2003
Monopolistic competition, Lerner index      2014
Monopolistic competition, macroeconomic issues and      2032—2039
Monopolistic competition, macroeconomic issues and, equilibrium, definition and characteristics      2035—2037
Monopolistic competition, macroeconomic issues and, general excess supply      2034
Monopolistic competition, macroeconomic issues and, inefficiency      2037—2038
Monopolistic competition, macroeconomic issues and, model      2032—2033
Monopolistic competition, macroeconomic issues and, neutrality of monetary policy      2038—2039
Monopolistic competition, macroeconomic issues and, objective demand curves      2033—2034
Monopolistic competition, macroeconomic issues and, underemployment and underproduction      2037—2038
Monopolistic competition, market size, Bertrand — Edgeworth model and      2011—2013
Monopolistic competition, market size, Cournot equilibrium and      2009—2010
Monopolistic competition, Nash equilibrium      2000 2003 2009 2012 2013 2014 2028 2035
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation      2015—2024
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, closeness or substitutability      2018
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, competitiveness      2020—2021
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, continuity of preferences      2018
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, efficiency      2021—2022
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, finiteness property      2018
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, horizontal differentiation      2019
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, modelling of      2015—2017
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, preference for diversity      2016
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, representative consumer approach      2015—2017
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, spatial competition      2019—2020
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, vertical differentiation      2018
Monopolistic competition, product differentiation, zero profits      2022—2024
Monopolistic competition, spatial competition      2019—2020
Monopolistic competition, star-shaped production sets      1984
Monopolistic competition, unemployment      2037—2038
Monopolistic competition, zero profits      2022—2024
Monotonicity      1806 1852 1863 2068
Monotonicity, Anscombe — Aumann preference      1798
Monotonicity, comonotonicity      1779 1780 1804—1805 1806 1808 1809—1810
Monotonicity, conditional      1795 1808
Monotonicity, infinite dimensional spaces      1843 1852 1855 1857 1858 1863 1876 1880 1885 1976
Monotonicity, mixture-monotonicity      1773
Monotonicity, OGM      1920 1921 1928 1937
Monte Carlo simulation      1664 2229
Monteiro, P.      1639 1640 1846
Monteiro, P.K.      1872 1873 1874 1875
Montrucchio, L.      2102 2111 2219 2220 2223 2224
Morton, A.      1669
Mostowski collapsing function      2152—2153
Motivation      1771—1772 1802—1803
Muench, T.      2205
Muller, W.J.      2112 2122
Multiple shooting method      2126
Multiplicity of equilibria, dynamic economies with taxes and externalities      2134
Multiplicity of equilibria, non-sunspot equilibria      1687
Multiplicity of equilibria, OGM      2115—2122
Multiplicity of equilibria, optimally and      2075—2078
Multiplicity of equilibria, static exchange economy      2065—2068
Multiplicity of equilibria, static exchange economy, gross substitutability      2067 2068 2069
Multiplicity of equilibria, static exchange economy, weak axiom of revealed preference      2067—2068 2069
Multiplicity of equilibria, static production economy      2082—2085
Multiplicity of equilibria, sunspot equilibria      1687 1691—1692 1695 1695—1696 1696
Mutual fund theorem      1625
Myneni, R.      1669
Nachman, D.      1668
Nakamura, Y.      1776
Nalebuff, B.      2005
Nash equilibrium      2000 2003 2009 2012 2013 2014 2028 2035
Nataf, A.      2077 2085
Negishi method      1854 1879—1881 1889 2074—2075 2077 2090
Negishi method, infinite dimensional spaces      1854 1879—1881 1889
Negishi method, taxes in economies and      2135
Negishi, T.      1854 2025—2026 2027 2039 2040 2074
Nelson, E.      2205
Neuefeind, W.      1971 1972 1983
New classicals      1946 1948
Newton method      2105 2125—2126
Nielsen, L.      1669
Nielson, L.T.      1622
Nikaido, H.      1917 1964 2028
Nishimura, K.      2223
Nishimura, S.      2110
No-arbitrage equilibrium      1534—1536 1559—1562
No-arbitrage pricing      1607 1617 1623
Nominal asset equilibrium      1568—1569
Nominal assets      1530 (see also “Incomplete markets nominal
Non-convex technologies      1963—1995
Non-convex technologies, average cost pricing equilibrium      1967 1972 1974 1976 1981 1984
Non-convex technologies, Beato and Mas-Colell model      1977—1980 1981 1983 1984
Non-convex technologies, Bonnisseau and Cornet      1977—1978 1981—1983 1984
Non-convex technologies, Bonnisseau — Cornet theorem      1969 1971 1972
Non-convex technologies, cones, Clarke normal cone      1968 1970 1978 1983 1984 1988 1991
Non-convex technologies, cones, Clarke tangent cone      1968 1969 1983 1990 1991
Non-convex technologies, cones, Dubovickii and Miljutin cones      1968
Non-convex technologies, cones, of interior displacements      1968 1991
Non-convex technologies, cones, tangent cones      1968
Non-convex technologies, Dierker index      1985
Non-convex technologies, free-disposal equilibrium      1978—1979
Non-convex technologies, global analysis      1967
Non-convex technologies, Global Newton's method      1988
Non-convex technologies, Guesnerie method      1967—1970 1974
Non-convex technologies, homotopy invariance theorem      1966 1985 1986 1987—1988
Non-convex technologies, Kamiya      1978 1985 1986 1987—1988
Non-convex technologies, local uniqueness and computation      1984—1988
Non-convex technologies, Mantel's model      1987—1988
Non-convex technologies, marginal cost pricing equilibrium      1966—1967 1969—1972 1974—1976 1981 1984 1985 1987—1988
Non-convex technologies, marginal cost pricing equilibrium, existence proof      1974—1984
Non-convex technologies, marginal cost pricing equilibrium, inefficiency of      1989—1990
Non-convex technologies, Michael selection theorem      1976 1979
Non-convex technologies, non-linear prices      1972—1973
Non-convex technologies, non-smooth analysis      1967 1968
Non-convex technologies, optimality      1966 1969 1970 1971—1972 1988—1992
Non-convex technologies, path-following method      1985 1986 1987—1988
Non-convex technologies, pricing rules, bounded losses pricing rules      1981—1984 1985 “Marginal
Non-convex technologies, privately owned public utilities      1966
Non-convex technologies, production      1966
Non-convex technologies, production, equilibrium      1982 1983
Non-convex technologies, Scarf algorithm      1964—1965 1966
Non-convex technologies, Scitovsky community indifference curve      1988
Non-convex technologies, second welfare theorem      1988 1990 1990—1992
Non-convex technologies, Smale's method      1988
Non-convex technologies, star-shaped production sets      1984
Non-convex technologies, survival assumption      1978 1982
Non-convex technologies, TPMCP      1973 1974 1979 1980 1981
Non-convex technologies, two part tariff      1967 1973
Non-convex technologies, willingness to pay      1973 1980—1981
Non-linear dynamical systems, chaos in      see “Chaos”
Non-standard analysis      2145—2205
Non-standard analysis, Anderson — Dierker theorem      2185 2204
Non-standard analysis, Anderson — Rashid theorem      2179
Non-standard analysis, Aumann continuum economy      2180 2182 2184 2192—2193 2194 2195 2203
Non-standard analysis, Aumann continuum economy, hyperfinite exchange economy and      2187—2190
Non-standard analysis, Aumann Equivalence theorem      2190 2192
Non-standard analysis, bounded quantifiers      2157
Non-standard analysis, Brown — Robinson theorem      2185 2196—2197
Non-standard analysis, continuum of random variables      2149 2190—2203
Non-standard analysis, continuum of random variables, Keisler's price adjustment model      2199 2201—2203
Non-standard analysis, continuum of random variables, on Loeb space      2199—2201
Non-standard analysis, elementary proofs      2149
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces      2161—2173
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, Ascoli's theorem      2170—2171
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, Bolzano — Weierstrass theorem      2166
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, bounded functions      2170
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, closed set      2165
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, compactness      2165—2167
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, continuity      2168—2171
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, continuity, S-continuous      2172
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, differentiation      2171 2172—2173
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, monads      2162—2164
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, open set      2164—2165
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, overspill      2162—2163
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, products      2167—2168
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, Riemann integration      2171—2172
Non-standard analysis, Euclidian, metric and topological spaces, Tychonoff theorem      2168
Non-standard analysis, finite set      2166
Non-standard analysis, hyperfinite exchange economy      2179 2182 2185 2192 2193 2194 2195—2196 2202 2203
Non-standard analysis, hyperfinite exchange economy, Auman economy and      2187—2190
Non-standard analysis, hyperfinite polygonal approximation      2172
Non-standard analysis, hyperfinite set      2148 2157 2160—2161 2162 2167 2182 2184 2204
Non-standard analysis, ideal elements      2149—2150
Non-standard analysis, ideal elements, infinitesimal      2149—2150 2152
Non-standard analysis, infinite set      2152
Non-standard analysis, integration, S-integrable      2178 2182 2185 2188 2189 2190 2193 2194
Non-standard analysis, integration, uniformly integrable      2178 2197
Non-standard analysis, internal and external sets      2152—2154 2156 2157
Non-standard analysis, internal definition principle      2159—2160 2162 2165 2175 2177 2181 2185 2193
Non-standard analysis, large economies      2179—2198
Non-standard analysis, large economies, Anderson — Dierker theorem      2185 2197—2198
Non-standard analysis, large economies, Brown — Robinson theorem      2185 2193—2194 2196—2197
Non-standard analysis, large economies, budget, support and demand gaps      2183—2184
Non-standard analysis, large economies, core convergence      2184—2198
Non-standard analysis, large economies, Manelli's examples      2189 2192 2194—2195
Non-standard analysis, large economies, preferences      2180—2182
Non-standard analysis, large economies, tenant farmer economy      2190—2192
Non-standard analysis, Law of Large Numbers      2199
Non-standard analysis, Lebesgue measure space      2175—2176 2199
Non-standard analysis, Leibniz' formulation of calculus      2149—2150
Non-standard analysis, Loeb measure      2173—2179 2182
Non-standard analysis, Loeb measure, construction      2148 2174
Non-standard analysis, Loeb measure, existence of      2173—2175
Non-standard analysis, Loeb measure, internal probability space definition      2173
Non-standard analysis, Loeb measure, Lebesgue measure      2175—2176 2199
Non-standard analysis, Loeb measure, lifting theorems      2177—2178
Non-standard analysis, Loeb measure, Radon measures representation      2176
Non-standard analysis, Loeb measure, weak convergence      2178—2179
Non-standard analysis, Loeb space, continuum of random variables on      2199—2201
Non-standard analysis, Loeb's theorem      2174—2175
Non-standard analysis, Mostowski collapsing function      2152—2153
Non-standard analysis, non-standard extensions      2160 2161
Non-standard analysis, notational conventions      2154
Non-standard analysis, probability theory      2149
Non-standard analysis, saturation      2158—2159 2161 2163 2164 2166 2200
Non-standard analysis, standard models      2154—2156
Non-standard analysis, superstructure      2154 2155
Non-standard analysis, superstructure, embeddings      2156—2157 2158
Non-standard analysis, Transfer Principle      2148 2157 2157—2158 2160 2172 2179 2185 2189 2190 2193 2195—2196 2203
Non-standard analysis, translation of non-standard proofs      2203—2204
Non-standard analysis, ultrafilter      2151
Non-standard analysis, ultraproduct      2160
Non-standard analysis, ultraproduct, construction      2150—2152 2157 2160 2161
Non-standard analysis, usefulness of      2147—2149
Non-standard analysis, weak convergence      2178—2179 2204
Non-vanishing Gaussian curvature condition      1932—1933 1937
Novshek, W.      2010 2040
Nuisance parameter theorem      2230—2231
Numeraire assets      1532—1533 1569
Numeraire-invariance      1650
Objective functions of firms      1582—1584 1585
OGM      see “Overlapping generations model (OGM)”
Okuno, M.      1922 1940
Optimality, dynamic production economy      2093—2094
Optimality, economies with taxes and externalities      2135—2137
Optimality, equilibrium and      2072—2078
Optimality, generally complete markets      1545
Optimality, multiplicity of equilibria      2075—2078
Optimality, Negishi approach      2074—2075 2077
Optimality, non-convex technologies      1966 1969 1970 1971—1972 1988—1992
Optimality, welfare theory and existence of equilibrium      2072—2075
Options, American put options      1659 1665
Options, Black — Scholes option pricing model      1658—1659 1660 1664
Ortega, J.      2070
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