The structure of the pseudo-equilibrium manifold in economies with incomplete markets

Article Abstract:

Financial innovations are beneficial to an economy with an incomplete market from a global point of view. The statement is derived through the consideration of the standard two-period exchange economy with uncertainty over states of nature in the second period, agents and real assets are below the number of states of nature. The formula derived from the given data will express that more assets are beneficial because they enhance a greater chance of efficiency if new markets are opened.

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An adjustment process for the standard Arrow-Debreu model with production

Article Abstract:

A model was developed to observe the behavior of a tatonnement process describing adaptations of prices and quantities in a convex general equilibrium model with production. The model behaved by defining at least one path connecting the starting tuple, and an equilibrium in conditions which state a semi-algebraic convex economy with a tuple consisting of a price vector and a related demand and supply process.

Models, Prices

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Hamilton approach to multi-dimensional screening

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Issues relating to multi-dimensional screening are examined in detail to analyze aspects of consumption under conditions of monopoly.

Economic aspects, Consumption (Economics), Monopolies

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