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This paper deals with the existence of marginal pricing equilibria when it is defined by using a new and tighter normal cone introduced by B. Cornet and M.O. Czarnecki. The main interest of this new definition of the marginal pricing rule comes from the fact that it is more precise in the sense...
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In this paper, we prove a fixed-point-like theorem for multi-valued mappings defined on the finite Cartesian product of Grassmannian manifolds and convex sets. Our result generalizes two different kinds of theorems : the fixed-point-like theorem by Hirsh, Magill, Mas-Colell (1990) or Husseiny,...
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In this article, the authors report a general existence theorem of a marginal (cost) pricing equilibrium for an economy that may exhibit increasing returns to scale or more general types of nonconvexities in the production sector. Their model considers an arbitrary number of firms and no...
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This paper considers a general equilibrium model of an economy where some firms may exhibit increasing returns to scale or more general types of nonconvexities. The firms are instructed to follow the standard marginal cost pricing rule or to fulfill the first-order necessary conditions for...
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We consider a general equilibrium model of a spatial private ownership economy with a continuum of consumers and with a finite number of producers. The space of locations is represented by a compact set and a finite number of physical goods is available at each location. The consumers haveto...
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This paper deals with the existence of marginal pricing equilibria when it is defined by using a new and tighter normal cone introduced by B. Cornet and M.O. Czarnecki. The main interest of this new definition of the marginal pricing rule comes from the fact that it is more precise in the sense...
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