Titlebook: Value; Michael Allingham Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 business.industries

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Coalitions,llocation which each possible coalition of agents receives under the market mechanism is better for the coalition than any other allocation it could obtain. This is a second requirement for equilibrium prices to be relevant; if may be seen as an extension of the first requirement, that society as a whole accept the market.

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Introduction,Value, according to the Oxford dictionary is ‘the amount … for which a thing can be exchanged’; in other words, value is the price which prevails in the market, or equilibrium price. In this book I discuss what determines value in this sense, or, to be more concrete, why wheat is more valuable than oats (bushel for bushel).

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Agents,Given the nature of commodities I now enquire what agents are and how they plan exchanges. Again, this must be discussed before more substantive questions about value in exchange can be considered.

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Appendix,My purpose in this book is to examine the relation between equilibrium price and scarcity, rather than to provide a justification for interpreting value as equilibrium price and thus establishing a relation between value and scarcity. However, I present a translation of Walras’ discussion of this relationship in this appendix.

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