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Radner's cost-benefit analysis in the small : a correction and new equivalences

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Money metrics in applied welfare analysis : a saddlepoint rehabilitation

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Increased risk-bearing with background risk

Gollier, Christian (contributor); … - In: Topics in theoretical economics 6 (2006) 1, pp. 1-29

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The nonconcavity of money-metric utility : a new formulation and proof

Khan, M. Ali; Schlee, Edward E. - In: Economics letters 154 (2017), pp. 10-12

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The welfare cost of uncertainty in policy outcomes

Schlee, Edward E.; Smith, V. Kerry - In: Journal of environmental economics and management : … 98 (2019), pp. 1-12

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Insurance as a lemons market : coverage denials and pooling

Chade, Hector; Schlee, Edward E. - In: Journal of economic theory 189 (2020), pp. 1-34

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Textual and scientific exegesis : George Stigler and method in economic science

Khan, M. Ali; Schlee, Edward E. - In: George Stigler : enigmatic price theorist of the …, (pp. 649-719). 2020

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Money-metrics in local welfare analysis : pareto improvements and equity considerations

Schlee, Edward E.; Khan, M. Ali - In: Journal of economic theory 213 (2023), pp. 1-31

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Expected consumer’s surplus as an approximate welfare measure

Schlee, Edward - In: Economic Theory 34 (2008) 1, pp. 127-155

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Increased Risk-Bearing with Background Risk

Gollier, Christian; Schlee, Edward - In: Topics in Theoretical Economics 6 (2006) 1, pp. 1249-1249

Analyses of risk-bearing often assume that agents face only one risk. Agents however usually face several risks and the interaction between them can affect the willingness to bear any one of them. We consider how the introduction of background risk affects the comparative statics predictions of...

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