The following pages link to Economic Theory (Q166318):
Displaying 50 items.
- Transitional dynamics and the distribution of assets (Q1779009) (← links)
- Existence and specific characters of rentiers: a savers-spenders theory approach (Q1779010) (← links)
- Selective penalization of polluters: an inf-convolution approach (Q1779011) (← links)
- Collusion through mediated communication in repeated games with imperfect private monitoring (Q1779012) (← links)
- On the generic strategic stability of Nash equilibria if voting is costly (Q1779013) (← links)
- Distributional aspects of the divisibility of money: an example (Q1779014) (← links)
- A costly state verification model with diversity of opinions (Q1779015) (← links)
- Saving under rank-dependent utility (Q1779016) (← links)
- On the definition of differentiated products in the real worlds (Q1780151) (← links)
- Market clearing and derivative pricing (Q1780152) (← links)
- Adaptive contracting: the trial-and-error approach to outsourcing (Q1780154) (← links)
- Monetary equilibria over an infinite horizon (Q1780155) (← links)
- Are incomplete markets able to achieve minimal efficiency? (Q1780156) (← links)
- A competitive model of economic geography (Q1780157) (← links)
- When inefficiency begets efficiency (Q1780158) (← links)
- Equilibrium with arbitrary market structure (Q1780159) (← links)
- Pareto improving price regulation when the asset market is incomplete (Q1780160) (← links)
- On behavioral heterogeneity (Q1780161) (← links)
- The evolution of conventions under incomplete information (Q1780164) (← links)
- Stable partitions in a model with group-dependent feasible sets (Q1780165) (← links)
- Monotone risk aversion (Q1780166) (← links)
- Will democracy engender equality? (Q1780167) (← links)
- Consumption externalities, rental markets and purchase clubs (Q1780168) (← links)
- Core-equivalence for the Nash bargaining solution (Q1780169) (← links)
- General equilibrium with endogenous securities and moral hazard (Q1780900) (← links)
- Type space on a purely measurable parameter space (Q1780901) (← links)
- On the characterization of excess demand functions (Q1780902) (← links)
- New financial markets: who gains and who loses (Q1780904) (← links)
- The separability principle in bargaining (Q1780905) (← links)
- Large games with transformed summary statistics (Q1780906) (← links)
- Satisficing behavior, Brouwer's fixed point theorem and Nash equilibrium (Q1780907) (← links)
- Consistent firm choice and the theory of supply (Q1780908) (← links)
- Bankruptcy games and the Ibn Ezra's proposal (Q1780909) (← links)
- Eliciting the core of a supermodular capacity (Q1780910) (← links)
- Economic progress and skill obsolescence with network effects (Q1780913) (← links)
- An efficiency characterization of plurality social choice on simple preference domains (Q1780914) (← links)
- Three brief proofs of Arrow's impossibility theorem (Q1780915) (← links)
- `Expected utility \(/\) subjective probability' analysis without the sure-thing principle or probabilistic sophistication (Q1780916) (← links)
- Conditional expectation of correspondences and economic applications (Q1798797) (← links)
- An asymptotic analysis of strategic behavior for exchange economies (Q1798798) (← links)
- A limit result on bargaining sets (Q1798799) (← links)
- Internalizing fertility and education externalities on capital returns (Q1798800) (← links)
- Bayesian optimism (Q1798802) (← links)
- Long-run heterogeneity in an exchange economy with fixed-mix traders (Q1798803) (← links)
- Commitment in first-price auctions (Q1798804) (← links)
- Capital accumulation and the welfare gains from trade (Q1798807) (← links)
- Multiple markets: new perspective on nonlinear pricing (Q1798808) (← links)
- An analysis of the conditions for the validity of Modigliani-Miller theorem with incomplete markets (Q1804604) (← links)
- Weak and strong monotone comparative statics (Q1804605) (← links)
- Population-monotonic solutions to the problem of fair division when preferences are single-peaked (Q1804606) (← links)
