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Utility theory with uncertainty
Karni, Edi; Schmeidler, David - In: Handbook of Mathematical Economics
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The theory of value in security markets
Duffie, Darrell - In: Handbook of Mathematical Economics
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Equilibrium theory in infinite dimensional spaces
Mas-Colell, Andreu; Zame, William R. - In: Handbook of Mathematical Economics
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Handbook of Mathematical Economics
Hildenbrand, W. (contributor); Sonnenschein, H. (contributor) - Elsevier
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Non-linear dynamical systems: Instability and chaos in economics
Brock, William A.; Dechert, W. Davis - In: Handbook of Mathematical Economics
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Metonymy and cross-section demand
Evstigneev, I. V.; Hildenbrand, W.; Jerison, M. - In: Journal of Mathematical Economics 28 (1997) 4, pp. 397-414
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Demand aggregation under structural stability
Hildenbrand, W.; Kneip, A. - In: Journal of mathematical economics 31 (1999) 1, pp. 81-110
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Erratum to "Metonymy and cross-section demand" (Journal of Mathematical Economics 28 (1997) 397) 1
Evstigneev, I.V.; Hildenbrand, W.; Jerison, M. - In: Journal of mathematical economics 29 (1998) 3, pp. 363
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Metonymy and cross-section demand
Evstigneev, I.V.; Hildenbrand, W.; Jerison, M. - In: Journal of mathematical economics 28 (1997) 4, pp. 397-414
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Metonymy and cross Section Demand.
Evstigneev, I.V.; Hildenbrand, W.; Jerison, M. - Center for Operations Research and Econometrics (CORE), … - 1996
The pupose of the present paper is to examine the metonymy hypothesis in more detail. We prove that the distribution of demand vectors derived from a not necessarily metonymic population is identical to the distribution derived from some metonymic one.
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