Journal of Economic Theory

1969 - 2025

Current editor(s): A. Lizzeri and K. Shell

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A bilateral monopoly and the nash cooperative solution pp. 311-327: Mamoru Kaneko
Theory of the firm: Uncertainty and choice of experiments pp. 328-361: Chin Lim
The theory of search for several goods pp. 362-376: Kenneth Burdett and David Malueg
The steady states of a stochastic decentralized growth model pp. 377-392: John Laitner
Existence of budget constrained pareto efficient allocations pp. 393-397: Hans Keiding
Prudence versus sophistication in voting strategy pp. 398-412: Herve Moulin
Two-sector model with quantity rationing pp. 413-436: Claude Fourgeaud, Bernard Lenclud and Philippe Michel
Sufficiency of the pontryagin conditions for optimal control when the time horizon is free pp. 437-445: Arthur Robson
A note on a closed input-output model with finite life-times and gestation lags pp. 446-452: Morgan Aberg and Hakan Persson
Bounds on the solutions to x' = SAx where A is S-stable pp. 453-457: D. J. Hartfiel

On uniqueness of a steady state and convergence of optimal paths in multisector models of optimal growth with a discount rate pp. 157-167: Kiyohiko Giichi Nishimura
Optimal growth and uncertainty: The borrowing models pp. 168-186: L. C. Maclean, C. A. Field and W. R. S. Sutherland
Noncooperative oligopoly with entry pp. 187-204: Kofi O. Nti and Martin Shubik
Induced preferences and the theory of the consumer pp. 205-217: Frank Milne
On the cores of economies with indivisible commodities and a continuum of traders pp. 218-225: M. Khan and Akira Yamazaki
Directional and local electoral equilibria with probabilistic voting pp. 226-239: Peter Coughlin and Shmuel Nitzan
The Phillips curve and bayesian learning pp. 240-264: Geoffrey Lewis
Stationary equilibrium pp. 265-295: Truman F. Bewley
Optimal growth with experimentation pp. 296-309: Xavier Freixas

Rawls, edgeworth, shapley, nash: Theories of distributive justice re-examined pp. 1-39: Menahem E. Yaari
Effective nondictatorial domains pp. 40-47: Ki Hang Kim and Fred W. Roush
On the informational size of message spaces for resource allocation processes in economies with public goods pp. 48-69: Fumitaka Sato
On the design of regulatory price adjustment mechanisms pp. 70-94: David P. Baron and Raymond R. De Bondt
Equilibrium in dynamic models with an infinity of agents pp. 95-111: Charles A. Wilson
The overlapping-generations model. II. The case of pure exchange with money pp. 112-142: Yves Balasko and Karl Shell
The overlapping-generations model. III. The case of log-linear utility functions pp. 143-152: Yves Balasko and Karl Shell

The overlapping-generations model, I: The case of pure exchange without money pp. 281-306: Yves Balasko and Karl Shell
Existence of competitive equilibrium in a general overlapping-generations model pp. 307-322: Yves Balasko, David Cass and Karl Shell
The permanent income hypothesis and short-run price stability pp. 323-333: Truman Bewley
Optimal provision of public goods through Nash equilibria pp. 334-347: Mikio Nakayama
Entry and equilibrium under adjustment costs pp. 348-360: Stephen LeRoy
An Austrian model of the entrepreneurial market process pp. 361-379: Stephen Littlechild and G. Owen
Disequilibrium growth theory pp. 380-409: Takatoshi Ito
Non-substitution theorems and the systems of nonlinear equations pp. 410-415: Takao Fujimoto
Binary social welfare functions pp. 416-419: Ki Hang Kim and Fred W. Roush
The second theorem of welfare economics when utilities are interdependent pp. 420-424: Trout Rader
Labor supply and wage rate uncertainty pp. 425-436: John Tressler and C. F. Menezes

Optimality properties of rationing schemes pp. 131-149: Jacques Dreze and Heinz Muller
Stability of decision systems under majority rule pp. 150-159: Ariel Rubinstein
Dynamic limit pricing, barriers to entry, and rational firms pp. 160-182: M. Therese Flaherty
Utility representations for partial orders pp. 183-188: Dieter Sondermann
Fair allocations and equal incomes pp. 189-200: Norman L. Kleinberg
Stackelberg-solvable games and pre-play communication pp. 201-217: Claude d'Aspremont and Louis-André Gérard-Varet
Approximating the admissible set in stochastic dominance pp. 218-235: Daniel Goroff and Ward Whitt
Equilibrium in an exchange economy with non-convex preferences: A simple approach pp. 236-242: Yves Balcer
Capital accumulation and the optimization of renewable resource models pp. 243-260: Roy Mendelssohn and Matthew J. Sobel
Adaptive monetary policy and rational expectations pp. 261-266: Jess Benhabib
Stable voting schemes pp. 267-274: Salvador Barberà

Existence of solutions to Hamiltonian dynamical systems of economic growth with marxian savings hypothesis pp. 1-14: Robert E. Gaines
The stability of cournot revisited pp. 15-27: Jesus Seade
Money, information and equilibrium in large economies pp. 28-65: Douglas Gale
Present values and internal rates of return pp. 66-81: Stephen Ross, Chester S. Spatt and Philip Dybvig
Properties of Von Neumann--Gale cooperation models pp. 82-110: Iosif Krass
Characteristics of worlds with perfect strategic communication pp. 111-119: Earl A. Thompson
A new test for D-stability pp. 120-122: Hassan K. Khalil
A note on balanced growth pp. 123-126: Lars Thorlund-Petersen
The effect of increased variance on the duration of search: A note pp. 127-129: Itzhak Venezia