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Ramsey equilibrium models with heterogeneous agents and borrowing constraints are shown to yield efficient equilibrium sequences of aggregate capital and consumption. The proof of this result is based on verifying that equilibrium sequences of prices satisfy the Malinvaud criterion for efficiency
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We reconsider the theory of Thompson aggregators proposed by Marinacci and Montrucchio. We prove a variant of their Recovery Theorem establishing the existence of extremal solutions to the Koopmans equation. We apply the constructive Tarski-Kantorovich Fixed Point Theorem rather than the...
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We reconsider the theory of Thompson aggregators proposed by Marinacci and Montrucchio. First, we prove a variant of their Recovery Theorem estabilishing the existence of extremal solutions to the Koopmans equation. Our approach applies the constructive Tarski-Kantorovich Fixed Point Theorem...
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A Linear Pricing Rule is established for the No Strong Arbitrage Principle (NSAP) in a finite state, single period asset pricing model. The (NSAP) condition is a statement about the inconsistency of a particular system of linear inequalities. The novelty here lies in the use of the...
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We reconsider the theory of Thompson aggregators proposed by Mari-nacci and Montrucchio. We demonstrate the Koopmans equation has a unique utility function solution given a Thompson aggregator. Uniqueness holds only on the interior of the commodity spaces positive cone.Our proof veries the...
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