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result shows the existence of a competitive equilibrium process that is stationary and has an invariant ergodic measure …
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result shows the existence of a competitive equilibrium process that is stationary and has an invariant ergodic measure …
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result shows the existence of a competitive equilibrium process that is stationary and has an invariant ergodic measure …
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bounds to financial trade, existence of equilibrium requires agents with prior beliefs that agree on zero-probability events …
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the decline of pM on the “existence” of solution to the game, its “stability”, and finally on the utility levels of two … countries in the “stability” case. By simulation we show that as pM falls, the number of “non-existence” cases increases, the … percentage of “instability” cases among “existence” cases rises, and finally as pM falls, the percentage of “rising utility …
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equilibria may be return-dominated in that sense. Universal existence in the DGS model thus depends critically on the assumption …
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