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Imperfect equilibrium

Beja, Avraham - In: Games and Economic Behavior 4 (1992) 1, pp. 18-36

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On Systematic and Unsystematic Components of Financial Risk.

Beja, Avraham - In: Journal of Finance 27 (1972) 1, pp. 37-45

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On the Feasibility of Automated Market Making by a Programmed Specialist.

Hakansson, Nils H; Beja, Avraham; Kale, Jivendra - In: Journal of Finance 40 (1985) 1, pp. 1-20

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Market Prices vs. Equilibrium Prices: Returns' Variance, Serial Correlation, and the Role of the Specialist.

Goldman, M Barry; Beja, Avraham - In: Journal of Finance 34 (1979) 3, pp. 595-607

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Dynamic Market Processes and the Rewards to Up-to-Date Information.

Beja, Avraham; Hakansson, Nils H - In: Journal of Finance 32 (1977) 2, pp. 291-304

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Finite and infinite complexity in axioms of rational choice or Sen's characterization of preference-compatibility cannot be improved

Beja, Avraham - In: Journal of Economic Theory 49 (1989) 2, pp. 339-346

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State Preference and the Riskless Interest Rate: A Markov Model of Capital Markets.

Beja, Avraham - In: Review of Economic Studies 46 (1979) 3, pp. 435-46

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On the Dynamic Behavior of Prices in Disequilibrium.

Beja, Avraham; Goldman, M Barry - In: Journal of Finance 35 (1980) 2, pp. 235-48

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Arrow and Gibbard-Satterthwaite revisited : Extended domains and shorter proofs

Beja, Avraham - In: Mathematical Social Sciences 25 (1993) 3, pp. 281-286

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Probability Bounds in Replacement Policies for Markov Systems

Beja, Avraham - In: Management Science 16 (1969) 3, pp. 253-264

The precise costs of operating a stationary finite Markov system are assumed undefined. It is only known that the cost of failure is orders of magnitude higher than the cost of replacement, and that all other costs are relatively negligible. The problem considered is the maximisation of the...

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