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We consider a pure exchange economy, where agent's consumption spaces are Banach spaces, goods are contingent in time of states of the world, the utility function of each agent is not necessarily a separable function, but increasing, quasiconcave, and twice Frechet differentiable over the...
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In this paper we show that in a pure exchange economy it is possible to improve the social welfare along an e±cient path. This path will be called the Negishi map. Moving the relative weights of the agent in a social welfare utility function, we obtain an e±cient path of allocations and social...
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The aim of this paper is to characterize the set of singular economies, when there are a finite set of consumers with infinitely many goods in the sense that goods differ in the time which they are consumed or in the state of the world in which they become available. There exist l available...
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The object of this paper is to show some examples of economies in which singular equilibria occur as a consequence of utility functions and where this equilibria play a crucial rolle to understand the behavior of the economy as a system. An economy will be called singular if little changes in...
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In this paper we analyze, from the Negishi approach the concepts of structurally stable and structurally unstable economies on Banach's spaces. With this purpose we formalize the intuitive concept of similar economies. We show that in certain cases similar (or neighboring) economies can show no...
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In this paper we analyze, from the Negishi approach the concepts of structurally stable and structurally unstable economies on Banach's spaces. With this purpose we formalize the intuitive concept of similar economies. We show that in certain cases similar (or neighboring) economies can show no...
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In this work, we attempt to characterize the main theoretical difficulties to prove the existence of competitive equilibrium in infinite dimensional models. We shall show cases in which it is not possible to prove the existence of equilibrium and some others in which, however the existence of...
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Las restricciones impuestas por organismos reguladores al diseño de carteras de administradoras de fondos de retiro, pretenden orientar el comportamiento de las administradoras, no obstante estas restricciones conllevan pérdida de bienestar por parte de los ahorristas. En el presente trabajo...
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The aim of this paper is to relate the General Equilibrium Theory and modern Finance Theory. We work with an infinite dimensional economy with a market for goods an actives, and where the number of agents is finite. Each agent has an intertemporal utility function with uncertainty on the states...
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In this paper we model tourism development in the framework of multi- population dynamics and analyze the time pattern of its impact as the evolution of the interaction between two populations feeding over the same space-resource. Each population might be structured in two (or more) ?clubs? with...
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