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Why an Increase in GNP Need Not Imply an Improvement in Potential Welfare.

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Compensating Variation, Consumer's Surplus, and Welfare.

Chipman, John S; Moore, James C - In: American Economic Review 70 (1980) 5, pp. 933-49

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Real National Income with Homothetic Preferences and a Fixed Distribution of Income.

Chipman, John S; Moore, James C - In: Econometrica 48 (1980) 2, pp. 401-22

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The New Welfare Economics, 1939-1974.

Chipman, John S; Moore, James C - In: International Economic Review 19 (1978) 3, pp. 547-84

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Resource Allocation in a Non-convex Economy.

Moore, James C; Whinston, Andrew B; Wu, Joseph S - In: Review of Economic Studies 39 (1972) 3, pp. 303-23

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Information Processing for a Finite Allocation Mechanism.

Moore, James C; Rao, H Raghav; Whinston, Andrew B - In: Economic Theory 8 (1996) 2, pp. 267-90

We deal with an organization having n individual agents (the agents) and one central agent or agency (the coordinator), and the problem of allocating a fixed supply of n commodities among the agents. The coordinator wishes to distribute the commodities in such a way as to maximize an objective...

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