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Journal of Economic Theory
1969 - 2013
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Volume 20, issue 3 , 1979
Spot trading, efficiency, and differential information pp. 281-299
H. M. Shefrin
Is error learning behaviour stabilizing? pp. 300-317
Gerard Fuchs
Profit-maximizing design of enterprises through incentives pp. 318-339
Paul R. Kleindorfer and Murat R. Sertel
Price competition, quality and income disparities pp. 340-359
Jean Gabszewicz and Jacques François Thisse
Eliciting production possibilities from a well-informed manager pp. 360-380
William Thomson
Martingales and arbitrage in multiperiod securities markets pp. 381-408
J. Michael Harrison and David M. Kreps
Classical welfare theorems with non-transitive and non-complete preferences pp. 409-418
Vincy Fon and Yoshihiko Otani
Volume 20, issue 2 , 1979
Duality and rationality pp. 131-181
Marcel K. Richter
Indirect preferences pp. 182-193
James T. Little
Value theory with personalized trading pp. 194-212
Louis Makowski
Stochastic dominance and information value pp. 213-230
Young K. Kwon , John C. Fellingham and D. Paul Newman
Optimal incentive contracts with imperfect information pp. 231-259
Milton Harris and Artur Raviv
Dupuit-marshall consumer's surplus, utility, and revealed preference pp. 260-270
E. E. Zajac
Characterization of certain choice functions pp. 271-275
Ki Hang Kim and Fred W. Roush
On the avoidance of extinction in one-sector growth models pp. 276-279
Edward S. Boylan
Volume 20, issue 1 , 1979
Cyclic sets in multidimensional voting models pp. 1-12
Linda Cohen
A group incentive compatible mechanism yielding core allocations pp. 13-22
Ehud Kalai , Andrew Postlewaite and John Roberts
The representation of shadow values in resource allocation teams pp. 23-40
Robert L. Welch
The role of money in supporting the pareto optimality of competitive equilibrium in consumption-loan type models pp. 41-80
David Cass , Masahiro Okuno-Fujiwara and Itzhak Zilcha
Temporal von neumann-morgenstern and induced preferences pp. 81-109
David M. Kreps and Evan L. Porteus
Linear economies are "gross substitute" systems pp. 110-117
Hsueh-Cheng Cheng
On the existence of a unique and stable market equilibrium pp. 118-123
Kwan Koo Yun
Correction to "a note on market equilibrium with fixed supply" pp. 124-124
. W. Sandberg
A bibliographical note on a theorem of Hardy, Littlewood, and Polya pp. 125-128
David Schmeidler
Volume 19, issue 2 , 1978
Cournot and Walras equilibrium pp. 223-266
William Novshek and Hugo F. Sonnenschein
Temporary equilibrium in a money economy pp. 267-286
Heinz Muller and Urs Schweizer
A simple general equilibrium model of production: Comparative statics with price uncertainty pp. 287-306
Yasuhiro Sakai
A spatial version of the nonsubstitution theorem pp. 307-320
Urs Schweizer
On the indeterminacy of interest rates and wages with perfect foresight pp. 321-337
Guillermo A. Calvo
On Pareto-improving price changes pp. 338-346
John Allan Weymark
A probabilistic model of location choice with neighborhood effects pp. 347-358
Takahiro Miyao
Satisfactory mechanisms for environments with consumption lower bounds pp. 359-375
Jerry Green and Jean-Jacques Laffont
Income inequality and income mobility pp. 376-393
Anthony Shorrocks
Equilibria in monopolistically competitive insurance markets pp. 394-422
Gerald David Jaynes
Taxing price makers pp. 423-455
Roger Guesnerie and Jean-Jacques Laffont
The core of a monetary economy without trust pp. 456-491
Douglas Gale
On labour supply and the measurement of inequality pp. 492-512
David Ulph
On the theory of dynamic input-output models with different time profiles of capital construction and finite life-time of capital equipment pp. 513-533
Leif Johansen
A general equilibrium model of production with a random marginal rate of substitution pp. 534-547
Rulon D. Pope and Richard E. Just
A characterization result for the plurality rule pp. 548-550
D. J. Hartfiel
Some error estimates in matrix economic models pp. 551-554
D. J. Hartfiel
Utility theory and participation in unfair lotteries pp. 555-557
Nitin R. Patel and Marti G. Subrahmanyam
Minimal conditions for upper-hemicontinuity of the choice correspondence pp. 558-560
Manfred Nermuth
Pitfalls in the theory of fairness--Comment pp. 561-564
Terrence E. Daniel
Robustness of the median voter result pp. 565-567
Gerald H. Kramer
Volume 19, issue 1 , 1978
The computation of urban land use equilibria pp. 1-27
Donald K. Richter
Resource extraction, substitute production, and monopoly pp. 28-37
Michael Hoel
Probabilities of election outcomes for large electorates pp. 38-49
William V. Gehrlein and Peter C. Fishburn
Optimal control problems from second-order difference equations pp. 50-63
Dee Dechert
Time preferences, conditional risk preferences, and two-period cardinal utility pp. 64-83
Michael Rossman and Larry Selden
Equilibrium with quantity rationing and recontracting pp. 84-102
Jean-Michel Grandmont , Guy Laroque and Yves Younes
The Le Chatelier Principle in optimal control problems pp. 103-122
Larry G. Epstein
Correlation and duopoly pp. 123-149
L. A. Gerard-Varet and Herve Moulin
Measuring the technical efficiency of production pp. 150-162
Rolf Fare and C. Knox Lovell
Optimal savings and exhaustible resource extraction in an open economy pp. 163-179
Jostein Aarrestad
Axioms for approval voting: Direct proof pp. 180-185
Peter C. Fishburn
On the speed of adjustment in the classical tatonnement process: A limit result pp. 186-191
Michael C. Blad
A criterion for the global stability of a price adjustment process pp. 192-199
. W. Sandberg
Barriers to trade and disadvantageous middlemen: Nonmonotonicity of the core pp. 200-209
Ehud Kalai , Andrew Postlewaite and John Roberts
On the concept of fairness pp. 210-216
Steven Marc Goldman and Chal Sussangkarn
A comment on "Decentralized planning and increasing returns" pp. 217-221
Jacques Crémer