Journal of Economic Theory
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Volume 11, issue 3, 1975
- Optimal taxation policies for conservation and recycling pp. 315-328

- Rafael Lusky
- On optimal growth under uncertainty pp. 329-339

- Leonard Mirman and Itzhak Zilcha
- Minimal conditions for monotonicity of capital value pp. 340-355

- Amartya Sen
- Alternative policy rankings in a large, open economy with sector-specific, minimum wages pp. 356-371

- T. N. Srinivasan and Jagdish Bhagwati
- An institutionalized Divvy economy pp. 372-384

- George B. Dantzig
- Necessary and sufficient conditions for transitivity in voting theory pp. 385-393

- Mamoru Kaneko
- Cooperation versus competition pp. 394-417

- Paul Champsaur
- On the optimality of equilibrium when the market structure is incomplete pp. 418-443

- Oliver D. Hart
- Preference relations for rational demand functions pp. 444-455

- Wayne J. Shafer
- A note on market equilibrium with fixed supply pp. 456-461

- I. W. Sandberg
- The demand for money and bonds in continuous-time models pp. 462-464

- Martin Hellwig
- A note on extreme inequality aversion pp. 465-467

- Peter Hammond
Volume 11, issue 2, 1975
- Local stability when initial holdings are near equilibrium holdings pp. 161-167

- Michael Sattinger
- Efficiency of tax systems financing public goods in general equilibrium analysis pp. 168-195

- Joseph Greenberg
- Risk aversion, impatience, and optimal timing decisions pp. 196-246

- David C. Nachman
- Market allocation through search: Equilibrium adjustment and price dispersion pp. 247-262

- Yannis Ioannides
- On technological implications of the wage-profit frontier pp. 263-282

- Ewart A. C. Thomas
- Risk premium with many commodities pp. 283-286

- Jacob Paroush
- Homothetic production functions and the shape of the production possibility locus: Comment pp. 287-288

- Horst Herberg and Murray Kemp
- The real balance effect and the traditional theory of consumer behavior: An annulment pp. 289-291

- Judith A. Alexander and Cliff Lloyd
- Abstentions and majority equilibrium pp. 292-304

- Steven Slutsky
- A note on the budget constraint in a model of borrowing pp. 305-314

- Duncan Foley and Martin F. Hellwig
Volume 11, issue 1, 1975
- Income distribution and effective protection in a multicommodity trade model pp. 1-15

- Ronald Jones
- Separation theorems and expected utilities pp. 16-34

- Peter C. Fishburn
- Oligopoly and entry pp. 35-54

- Wayne Y. Lee
- Bargaining under strike: A differential game view pp. 55-67

- S. Clemhout, G. Leitmann and Henry Wan
- Permanent and transitory income effects in a model of optimal consumption with wage income uncertainty pp. 68-82

- David S. Sibley
- Some theorems on the existence of competitive equilibrium pp. 83-93

- Wayne Shafer and Hugo Sonnenschein
- A revised concept of distributional equity pp. 94-109

- Terrence E. Daniel
- A general possibility theorem for group decision rules with pareto-transitivity pp. 110-118

- Maurice Salles
- Increasing risk pp. 119-132

- Jack Meyer
- Dynamics and comparative statics in the theory of residential location pp. 133-146

- Takahiro Miyao
- Voting equilibrium in a simple tax model pp. 147-154

- Donald E. Campbell
- Some simple remarks on duality and the structure of utility functions pp. 155-160

- Charles Blackorby, Daniel Primont and R. Robert Russell
Volume 10, issue 3, 1975
- The cost of living and taste and quality change pp. 269-283

- John Muellbauer
- Optimism and experts against adverse selection in a competitive economy pp. 284-308

- Jean-Jacques Laffont
- Multivariate constant risk posture pp. 309-332

- Uriel G. Rothblum
- Alternative models of bandit selection pp. 333-342

- Richard Schmalensee
- Competitive inefficiencies in the presence of constrained transactions pp. 343-357

- Jerry Green and Eytan Sheshinski
- On the allocation of effort pp. 358-376

- Roy Radner and Michael Rothschild
- An example in group preference pp. 377-385

- K. G. Binmore
- On the formation of unions in n-person games pp. 386-402

- A. Charnes and Stephen Littlechild
- Maximal elements of acyclic relations on compact sets pp. 403-404

- Ted Bergstrom
Volume 10, issue 2, 1975
- Production of the public sector and taxation in a simple second best model pp. 127-156

- Roger Guesnerie
- Second best and decentralization pp. 157-173

- M. G. Allingham and G. C. Archibald
- Competitive signalling pp. 174-186

- John Riley
- Strategy-proofness and Arrow's conditions: Existence and correspondence theorems for voting procedures and social welfare functions pp. 187-217

- Mark Allen Satterthwaite
- On persistent disequilibrium pp. 218-228

- Hal Varian
- An extension of Cass' characterization of infinite efficient production programs pp. 229-238

- Lawrence Benveniste and David Gale
- Growth and optimal intertemporal allocation of risks pp. 239-257

- Jean-Michel Bismut
- The Paradox of Universal Externality pp. 258-264

- Yew-Kwang Ng
- Some results on global asymptotic stability of difference equations pp. 265-268

- William Brock and J. A. Scheinkman
Volume 10, issue 1, 1975
- On transitivity of the social preference relation under simple majority rule pp. 1-7

- Rubin Saposnik
- On moral hazard in general equilibrium theory pp. 8-23

- Elhanan Helpman and Jean-Jacques Laffont
- Replacement and the rental value of capital equipment subject to obsolescence pp. 24-41

- James Malcomson
- Resource extraction under the uncertainty about possible nationalization pp. 42-53

- Ngo Long
- A closer look at replacement investment pp. 54-88

- Stephen Nickell
- On the theory of aggregation pp. 89-99

- Robert Wilson
- Further remarks on measures of risk aversion and their uses pp. 100-109

- Joram Mayshar
- Amendments of "An alternative proof of the frobenius theorem" pp. 110-112

- Yoshio Kimura and Yasuo Murata
- A note on modeling the criminal choice problem pp. 113-116

- J. M. Heineke
- A further result on the representation of games by markets pp. 117-122

- Andreu Mas-Colell
- Becker's theory of the allocation of time and the St. Petersburg Paradox pp. 123-126

- Dagobert Brito