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Stabilizing Consumer Choice : The Role of 'True Dynamic' Stability and Related Concepts in the History of Consumer Choice Theory

Hands, D. Wade - 2016

It is often argued that the inability of Arrow-Debreu general equilibrium theory to produce an adequate proof of the stability of the Walrasian price adjustment mechanism was one of the program's most significant failures (a failure that is directly related to the infamous...

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