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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. Àííîòàöèÿ: 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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Oseledec, V.I. 2214 Ostroy, J. 1837 1846 1849 1864 Overlapping generations model (OGM) 1685 1689 1690 1693 1706 1754—1755 1899—1960 Overlapping generations model (OGM), abstract exchange economy 1909 1910—1912 1917 1920 Overlapping generations model (OGM), abstract exchange economy, revenue in 1938—1939 Overlapping generations model (OGM), aggregate endowment of commodity 1906—1907 Overlapping generations model (OGM), aggregate excess demand functions 2113 Overlapping generations model (OGM), aggregate revenue at equilibrium 1937—1940 Overlapping generations model (OGM), Allais and Samuelson model 1900 Overlapping generations model (OGM), allocation 1907 Overlapping generations model (OGM), allocation, feasible allocation 1907—1908 1921 1930 Overlapping generations model (OGM), allocation, for abstract exchange economy 1910 Overlapping generations model (OGM), allocation, optimality 1926—1937 Overlapping generations model (OGM), autarky 1920—1921 1942 Overlapping generations model (OGM), chaos and 2217—2218 2219 2221—2223 Overlapping generations model (OGM), chaos and, perfect foresight dynamics 2222 Overlapping generations model (OGM), commodity bundles 1903—1904 1905—1906 1913 Overlapping generations model (OGM), compensated equilibrium 1915 1921—1922 1929 Overlapping generations model (OGM), competitive equilibria 1902 1908 1910 1923 Overlapping generations model (OGM), competitive equilibria, existence of 1915—1926 Overlapping generations model (OGM), competitive equilibria, existence of, truncations 1917—1926 Overlapping generations model (OGM), competitive equilibria, optimality of allocations 1926—1937 Overlapping generations model (OGM), computational methods 2122—2127 Overlapping generations model (OGM), consumer's excess demand functions 2119 2120 Overlapping generations model (OGM), consumption bundles 1929 Overlapping generations model (OGM), consumption bundles, convergences of prices and 1922 Overlapping generations model (OGM), consumption periods 1913 Overlapping generations model (OGM), countable infinity of individuals and commodities 1901 1903 Overlapping generations model (OGM), cycles 1940—1943 Overlapping generations model (OGM), economy 1903—1915 Overlapping generations model (OGM), endowment periods 1913 Overlapping generations model (OGM), existence of equilibria 2112—2115 Overlapping generations model (OGM), failure of finite valuation 1901—1902 Overlapping generations model (OGM), fiat money 2113 2114 2115 2116 2119 2120 Overlapping generations model (OGM), Gauss — Seidel method 2123—2125 Overlapping generations model (OGM), gross substitutability 2125 Overlapping generations model (OGM), immortality of individual 1912 Overlapping generations model (OGM), impatience 1905 1914 Overlapping generations model (OGM), indeterminancy and 1943—1946 1947 Overlapping generations model (OGM), intragenerational heterogeneity 1941 Overlapping generations model (OGM), macroeconomics and 1946—1947 Overlapping generations model (OGM), market clearing 1902 1920 Overlapping generations model (OGM), monotonicity 1920 1921 1928 1937 Overlapping generations model (OGM), multiplicity of equilibria 2115—2222 Overlapping generations model (OGM), n-commodity version 1758 Overlapping generations model (OGM), optimality of equilibrium allocations 1926—1937 Overlapping generations model (OGM), prices, convergences of consumption, bundles and 1922 Overlapping generations model (OGM), production and 1903 Overlapping generations model (OGM), revenue and 1937—1940 Overlapping generations model (OGM), Samuelson steady-state 1942 Overlapping generations model (OGM), simple demographic structure 1914—1915 1932—1933 1940 Overlapping generations model (OGM), simple demographic structure, bounded curvature condition 1936 Overlapping generations model (OGM), simple demographic structure, non-vanishing Gaussian curvature condition 1932—1933 1937 Overlapping generations model (OGM), social security system 1900 Overlapping generations model (OGM), stationary economies and cycles 1940—1943 Overlapping generations model (OGM), stochastic models 1911 1912 Overlapping generations model (OGM), temporal and demographic structure 1910—1915 Overlapping generations model (OGM), topology 1904—1906 Overlapping generations model (OGM), topology, Mackey topology 1905—1906 1914 Overlapping generations model (OGM), truncated model 1917—1926 1939 2114—2115 2122 Overlapping generations model (OGM), uncertainty and 1903 Overlapping generations model (OGM), value of arbitrary commodity bundles 1901 1902 Overlapping generations model (OGM), well behaved 1942 Overlapping generations model (OGM), with government expenditure 1712—1713 Overspill 2162—2163 O’Hara, M. 2103 Pareto efficiency and optimality see “Optimality” Pareto, V. 2072 Parkinson, M. 1669 Paroush, J. 1822 Parthasarathy, K.R. 1773 Partial spanning 1584—1585 1589 Path-following method 1985 1986 1987—1988 Peck, J. 1692 1707 1726 1729 1746 1758 Peleg, B. 1871 1881 2097 Pelikan, S. 2223 Perfect foresight 1685 1699—1700 Perfect foresight, backward dynamics 2222 Perfect foresight, equilibrium 1699—1700 Perfect foresight, forward dynamics 2222 (see also “Rational expectations”) Perturbation argument 1564 1600 Pfleiderer, P. 1667 Pines, D. 2210 2220 Pliska, S. 1651 1668 1669 Plosser, C. 2099 2220 Plungers 1825 Podczeck, K. 1837 1846 1849 Poincare sections 2227 Poincare — Hopf index/method 1750 Poincare — Hopf theorem 1734—1741 Poisson process 1639 Polemarchakis, H. 1557 1593 1594 1607 1608 1691 1899—1960 Policy function, computational methods 2106 2111 2112 Policy function, dynamic production economy 2097 2098 Policy function, stochastic economy 2102 Policy iteration algorithm 2105 Pontier, M. 1639 1876 Porteus, E.L. 1632 1792 Portfolio choice 1603 1813—1814 1816—1817 Portfolio efficiency condition 1604 Possibility of Truncation 1884 Postlewaite, A. 2031 Poterba, J. 2122 2126 Prabhakar, N.D. 1860 Pratt, J.W. 1811 1813 1814 1816 Prechac, A. 1692 Preferences, Anscomb and Aumann 1800 Preferences, Frechet differentiate 1782 1784 1785 Preferences, functional representation of 1772—1773 Preferences, Gateaux differentiability 1784 1785—1786 Preferences, irrelevance 1781 Preferences, large economies 2180—2182 Preferences, monotonicity 1852 1876 2068 Preferences, monotonicity, infinite dimensional spaces 1855 1857 1858 1885 Preferences, non-linear, risk aversion and 1822—1826 Preferences, ordinal independence 1781 Preferences, preference relation 1766 Preferences, smooth 1528 1784—1785 Preferences, state dependent 1800—1802 1820—1821 1820—1822 Preferences, stochastic dominance 1778 1781 Preferences, strong axiom of revealed 2085 Preferences, weak axiom of revealed, static exchange economy 2067—2068 2069 Preferences, weak axiom of revealed, static production economy 2083 2085 Prescott, E.C. 1670 1836 1864 1884 2023 2094 2096 2099 2101 2103 2104 2107 2137 2199 Press, W.H. 2127 Prices, Arrow — Debreu (GE) prices 1560 Prices, Boiteux — Ramsey prices 1972 Prices, decentralization by 2201 Prices, extended price equilibrium 1965 1966 Prices, factor prices, computation in space of 2086—2089 Prices, infinite dimensional spaces and 1847—9 Prices, non-linear prices 1972—1973 Prices, price deflator 1650 Prices, security price process 1559 Prices, state prices 1536—1537 1619 1626 1654—1655 Prices, stochastic spot price process 1558—1559 Prices, stochastic state price process 1559—1560 Prices, undercutting argument 2001 2002 Pricing, arbitrage see “Arbitrage” Pricing, average cost pricing 1967 1972 1974 1976 1981 1984 Pricing, beta pricing formula 1607 Pricing, bounded losses pricing rules 1981—1984 1985 Pricing, marginal cost pricing 1966—1967 1969 1970—1972 1974—1976 1981 1984 1985 1987—1988 Pricing, marginal cost pricing, equilibrium 1969—1970 Pricing, marginal cost pricing, existence proof 1974—1984 Pricing, marginal cost pricing, inefficiency of 1989—1990 Pricing, marginal cost pricing, optimality 1966 Pricing, no-arbitrage pricing formula 1607 Pricing, state pricing 1626 1654—1655 Pricing, two-part marginal cost pricing 1973 1974 1979 1980 1981 Pricing, two-part tariff 1967 1973 Prisman, E. 1668 Probability, internal probability space 2173—2174 Probability, weak convergence 2178—2179 Procaccia, I. 2217 2226 2227 Product topology 1905—1906 Production economy, incomplete markets 1576—1579 Production economy, incomplete markets, contingent markets (GE) 1578—1579 Production economy, incomplete markets, efficiency 1601—1607 Production economy, incomplete markets, stochastic 1587—1588 Production economy, incomplete markets, two-period production economy 1576—1578 (see also “Stock-market (GEI)”) Production economy, smooth 1576—1577 Production economy, static see “Static production economy” “Infinite production Production equilibrium 1982 1983 Properness see “Infinite dimensional spaces properness” Protter, P. 1669 1673 Pseudo-equilibrium 1547 1549—1550 1554 1556 1561 Purchasing power 1574 Purchasing power, nominal asset equilibrium and 1568 1569 Put options, American 1659 1665 Quantifiers, bounded 2157 Quantity theory equations 1574 Quasi-Walrasian allocation 2184 Quasidemand set 2183 Quiggin, J. 1777 Quinzii, M. 1574 1589 1602 1607 1667 1970 1973 1988 Rademacher functions 1845 1853 1868 Radner equilibrium 1685 Radner, R. 1527 1539 1589 1684 2097 Radon measures representation 2176 Radon — Nikodym derivatives 1636 1638 1651 1654 1872 2188 Raiffa, H. 1769 Ramsey, F. 1972 Ramsey, F.P. 1796 Ramsey, J. 2227 Random number generators 2210 Random variables, continuum of 2149 2190—2203 Random variables, continuum of, Keisler's price adjustment model 2199 2201—2203 Random walk 1730 Rashid, S. 2179 2181 2182 2196—2197 2198 2204 2205 Rational expectations 1684 Rational expectations, chaos and 2219 2222 2223 Rational expectations, equilibria 1527 1701 1746 1747 Rational expectations, expectation correspondence 1709 Rational expectations, rationalisability 1707—1708 Rational expectations, sunspot equilibria and 1701—1705 Rational expectations, wandering between fixed points 1733 (see also “Sunspot equilibria”) Rationality, bounded 1667 Raut, L.K. 1844 Raviv, A. 1610 Real assets see “Incomplete markets real Real Business Cycle School 2220 Rebelo, S. 2220 Reconstruction theorem (Takens) 2225 Redistribution 1938 Redundant securities, arbitrage pricing of 1655—1656 Regression coefficient, instantaneous 1646 Regular economies, theory of 1541 Reichlin, P. 1753 Representative consumer approach 2015—2017 Return function, computational methods 2111 Return function, dynamic production economy 2096 2097 Return function, stochastic economy 2101 Returns, instantaneous real return 1645 Revenue see “Taxes” Rheinboldt, W. 2070 Riccati equation 2109 Richard, S. 1667 1669 Richard, S.F. 1846 1866 1867 1876 1886 1887 Richter, M.K. 2054—2055 2205 Riemann integration 1793 2171—2172 Riesz decomposition property 1841—1842 1869 1873 Riesz representation theorem 1651 Riesz space 1840 Risk aversion 1779 1811—1826 Risk aversion, absolute 1813 Risk aversion, Arrow — Pratt theory of 1811 1812—1814 Risk aversion, Arrow — Pratt theory of, absolute risk aversion 1813 Risk aversion, Arrow — Pratt theory of, definitions 1812 Risk aversion, Arrow — Pratt theory of, local relative risk aversion 1813 Risk aversion, Arrow — Pratt theory of, simple mean utility preserving spread 1812 Risk aversion, conditional asset demand 1824 Risk aversion, decreasing 1815—1816 Risk aversion, definition of 1811 Risk aversion, diversification, conditional 1824 Risk aversion, diversification, unconditional 1825 Risk aversion, dual theory of choice under risk 1825—1826 Risk aversion, EURDP theory 1825 Risk aversion, Frechet differentiable functionals 1823 Risk aversion, local relative 1813 Risk aversion, matrix measures 1819—1820 Risk aversion, mean preserving spread 1823 Risk aversion, measurement of 1821 Risk aversion, multivariate 1817—1822 Risk aversion, multivariate, autocomparability of 1818 1821 Risk aversion, multivariate, comparative 1817—1819 Risk aversion, multivariate, on commodity space 1822 Risk aversion, need for measures 1811 Risk aversion, one risk in presence of others 1814—1817 Risk aversion, portfolio choice problem 1813—1814 1816—1817 Risk aversion, risk neutrality 1811 Risk aversion, risk premium 1812 1821 Risk aversion, risk proclivity 1811 1816 Risk aversion, simple compensating spread 1823 Risk aversion, state-dependent preferences 1820—1822 Risk aversion, strict risk 1823 Risk aversion, von Neumann — Morgenstern utility and 1783 Risk aversion, with non-linear preferences 1822—1826 Roberts, J. 2028 Roberts, K. 2028 Robertson, B. 1776 Robinson, A. 2150 2157 2161 2181 2196—2197 2204 Rockafeilar, R.T. 1968 Roell, A. 1781 1826 Rogerson, R. 1691 Romer, D. 1816 Romer, P.M. 1889 2096 2099 2102 2130 2134 2136 Ross, S.A. 1607 1626 1627 1642 1645 1664 1665 1667 1668 1669 1815—1816 Rothman, P. 2227 Rothschild, M. 1667 1817 1823 2024 Royden, H.L. 2147 Rubinov, A.M. 1984 Rubinstein, M. 1629 1664 1669 Rudin, W. 2147 Ruelle — Takens scenario 2212 2222 Ruelle, D. 2210 2212 2214 2215 2216 2224 Ruggles, N. 1967 1969 1972 Runge — Kutta method 2063 Rust, J. 2105 Rutherford, T. 1972 Ryder, H.E. 2097 2110 S-continuity 2169 2170 2172 S-integrabte 2182 2185 2188 2189 2190 2193 2194 Saari, D.G. 2071 Sachs, J. 2122 2126 Saddlepoint splitting 2119 Safra, Z. 1773 1777 1784 1785 1786 1789 1824 1825 Sakai, H. 2216 Samuelson steady-state 1947 Samuelson's model see “Overlapping generations model (OLG)” Samuelson, P.A. 1754 1770 1900 1933 1942 1946 1997 2068 2087 2112 Santos, M.S. 1945 2102 2122 Sard's theorem 1551 1552 1570 1889 1965 2058 2059 Sargent — Wallace neutrality proposition 1575 Sargent, T.J. 1575 2094 2107 2219 Sarkovskii's theorem 2218 Saturation 2158—2159 2161 2163 2164 2166 2200 Saturation, non-standard analysis 2161 2163 2164 2166 2200 Savage's expected utility theory 1767 1792—1793 1795—1796 Savage's expected utility theory, Savage's axioms 1794—1795 1808
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