Titlebook: General Equilibrium with Increasing Returns; Antonio Villar Book 19961st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 General Equlibrium

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Two-Part Marginal Pricingtion sets are convex. Hence it describes competitive behaviour in the convex case, and defines a specific regulation policy when there are increasing returns to scale (even though its efficiency properties are far from satisfactory).

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Efficiencynd utility functions), . firms (characterized by their production sets), and a vector of initial endowments . ∈ ?.. It will be shown here (theorem 7.1) that every efficient allocation can be decentralized as a marginal pricing equilibrium, provided we are free to make arbitrary transfers. This resul

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Classical EquilibriumThe key concept in the analysis will be that of a .. A classical equilibrium consists of a price vector and an allocation such that supply equals demand, and all active firms are equally profitable (where the common rate of return is the highest one attainable at these prices).

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0075-8442 or of those firms with increasing returns to scale. I would like to think that this monograph will contribute to show that "the increasing returns question" is 978-3-662-00457-9Series ISSN 0075-8442 Series E-ISSN 2196-9957

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Book 19961st editional pricing do not achieve efficient outcomes, and positive models cannot incorporate monopolistic competition as a way of defming the behavior of those firms with increasing returns to scale. I would like to think that this monograph will contribute to show that "the increasing returns question" is