Titlebook: Equilibrium Theory in Infinite Dimensional Spaces; M. Ali Khan,Nicholas C. Yannelis Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Gleic

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Topological Analysis of the Fukui Functionrinciple is proven, and the set of equilibria is compared with the sets of strategy and action correlated equilibria. The equilibrium correspondence is shown to be discontinuous with respect to the information structure of the game, in contrast with previous continuity results for strategy and action correlated equilibrium.

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Hmed Ben-Nasr,Mongi Saoudi,Riadh Badraouistence of competitive equilibria.. The absence of such a result is perhaps explained by the great difficulty, if not impossibility, of applying the standard fixed point theorem arguments. The difficulty arises because the key steps in the argument deal with subsets of the commodity space and its dua

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M. Arabia,L. Moltedo,F. Pistellardered Hausdorff linear topological space, and agents’ preferences need not be transitive, complete, monotone or convex; preferences may even be interdependent. Under these assumptions a quasi equilibrium may not exist.

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Multichannel SQUID Biomagnetic Systems,d conversely. The first modern treatments of this equivalence between competitive and optimal allocations may be found in the seminal papers of Arrow [1951] and Debreu [1951]. They presented an axiomatic framework for the characteristics and properties of economies with a finite number of agents and