Journal of Economic Theory
1969 - 2025
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Volume 5, issue 3, 1972
- Consumption decisions under uncertainty pp. 308-335

- Jacques Dreze and Franco Modigliani
- The real balance effect and the traditional theory of consumer behavior: A reconciliation pp. 336-347

- Richard Dusansky and Peter J. Kalman
- On models of expectations that arise from maximizing behavior of economic agents over time pp. 348-376

- William Brock
- On the social welfare function and the parameters of income distribution pp. 377-382

- Amoz Kats
- Simple and general nonsubstitution theorems for input-output models pp. 383-394

- Leif Johansen
- Markets in licenses and efficient pollution control programs pp. 395-418

- W. David Montgomery
- Theory of value with public goods: A survey article pp. 419-477

- Jean-Claude Milleron
- Social choice theory without the Pareto Principle pp. 478-486

- Robert Wilson
- On the definition and computation of a capital stock invariant under optimization pp. 487-523

- Terje Hansen and Tjalling Koopmans
- Multiperiod monopoly under uncertainty pp. 524-536

- Edward Zabel
- A note on the optimal control of pollution pp. 537-539

- Bruce A. Forster
- Note on land use in a long narrow city pp. 540-541

- Oded Hochman and David Pines
Volume 5, issue 2, 1972
- Optima and market equilibria with indivisible commodities pp. 177-188

- Richard D. Emmerson
- Lotteries and social choices pp. 189-207

- Peter C. Fishburn
- The case of the vanishing Slutsky matrix pp. 208-223

- S. N. Afriat
- Approximate equilibrium in economies with indivisible commodities pp. 224-249

- John Broome
- Hyperinflation and the rate of growth in the money supply pp. 250-257

- Steven Goldman
- The effects of price and cost uncertainty on investment pp. 258-266

- Richard Hartman
- Arrow's theorem, many agents, and invisible dictators pp. 267-277

- Alan Kirman and Dieter Sondermann
- The optimum population and growth: Comment pp. 278-279

- R. Robert Russell
- The optimum population and growth: Reply pp. 280-284

- Harold Votey
- An alternative proof of the Frobenius theorem pp. 285-291

- Yasuo Murata
- Conjugate duality: Some applications to economic theory pp. 292-302

- Martin J. Beckmann and Kailash C. Kapur
- Concentration and the growth of market demand: a comment on Gaskins limit pricing model pp. 303-305

- N. J. Ireland
- Addendum to "increasing risk: I. A definition" pp. 306-306

- Michael Rothschild and Joseph Stiglitz
Volume 5, issue 1, 1972
- Some general theorems on efficiency prices with an infinite-dimensional commodity space pp. 1-13

- Mukul Majumdar
- The game-theoretic structure of Arrow's general possibility theorem pp. 14-20

- Robert Wilson
- The importance of malleable capital in optimal growth models pp. 21-41

- David M Newbery
- Balanced growth under uncertainty pp. 42-68

- Bernt P. Stigum
- Money, public expenditure and labor supply pp. 69-78

- Edmund Phelps
- Social homogeneity and the probability of intransitive majority rule pp. 79-87

- Dean Jamison and Edward Luce
- Cooperative games in effectiveness form pp. 88-101

- Robert Rosenthal
- The general saddlepoint property of optimal-control motions pp. 102-120

- Paul A. Samuelson
- Optimal economic growth and stationary ordinal utility --A fisherian approach pp. 121-151

- Katsuhito Iwai
- Continuity of the equilibrium-set correspondence pp. 152-162

- Kurt Hildenbrand
- The measurement of inequality pp. 163-169

- M. G. Allingham
- An expository note on the uniqueness of exchange equilibrium pp. 170-173

- Peter W. Frevert
- On continuous utility pp. 174-176

- Wilhelm Neuefeind
Volume 4, issue 3, 1972
- Monopoly theory in general equilibrium and the two-sector model of economic growth pp. 355-371

- Raveendra N. Batra
- General equilibrium theory with complementary factors pp. 372-380

- Trout Rader
- Oligopoly "A la cournot" in a general equilibrium analysis pp. 381-400

- Jean Gabszewicz and Jean-Philippe Vial
- Externalities and the basic theorems of welfare economics pp. 401-414

- Hiroaki Osana
- Allocation of resources in a team pp. 415-441

- Theodore Groves and Roy Radner
- On complementarity and stability pp. 442-457

- Anjan Mukherji
- On Shephard's duality theorem pp. 458-464

- S. E. Jacobsen
- Transactions with set-up costs pp. 465-478

- Walter Perrin Heller
- Optimal economic growth and uncertainty: The discounted case pp. 479-513

- William Brock and Leonard Mirman
- Existence of equilibria in economies with infinitely many commodities pp. 514-540

- Truman F. Bewley
- Olech's theorem and the dynamic stability of theories of the rate of interest pp. 541-544

- Gillian Garcia
- Differential equations with discontinuous right-hand side for planning procedures pp. 545-551

- Claude Henry
- The adjustment speed of neoclassical growth models pp. 552-556

- R. L. Williams and R. L. Crouch
Volume 4, issue 2, 1972
- Expectations and the neutrality of money pp. 103-124

- Robert Lucas
- Lagrange multiplier values at constrained optima pp. 125-131

- E. E. Zajac
- On the inequitable nature of core allocations pp. 132-143

- Jerry Green
- Nonvoting and the existence of equilibrium under majority rule pp. 144-153

- Melvin J. Hinich, John Ledyard and Peter C. Ordeshook
- The optimal size of market areas pp. 154-173

- Nicholas Stern
- The optimal structure of market areas pp. 174-179

- Bela Bollobas and Nicholas Stern
- Fundamental nonconvexities in the theory of externalities pp. 180-199

- David A. Starrett
- On capital overaccumulation in the aggregative, neoclassical model of economic growth: A complete characterization pp. 200-223

- David Cass
- Distinguishing inefficient competitive growth paths: A note on capital overaccumulation and rapidly diminishing future value of consumption in a fairly general model of capitalistic production pp. 224-240

- David Cass
- The core and the Lindahl equilibrium of an economy with a public good: an example pp. 241-255

- Thomas J. Muench
- Optimal growth when the stock of resources is finite and depletable pp. 256-267

- Kent P. Anderson
- Fairly good plans pp. 268-288

- James Mirrlees and N. H. Stern
- Money, income, wealth, and welfare pp. 289-311

- Stanley Fischer
- The allocation of individual risks in large markets pp. 312-328

- Edmond Malinvaud
- A restatement of Beckmann's model on the distribution of urban rent and residential density pp. 329-354

- Aldo Montesano
Volume 4, issue 1, 1972
- Collusion of factor owners and distribution of social output pp. 1-18

- Terje Hansen and Jean Gabszewicz
- The optimal control of pollution pp. 19-34

- Emmett Keeler, A. Spence and Richard Zeckhauser
- On the existence of optimal policies under uncertainty pp. 35-44

- Hayne Leland
- Continuity properties of a von Neumann-Morgenstern utility pp. 45-57

- Jean-Michel Grandmont
- Optimal macroeconomic policy adjustment under conditions of risk pp. 58-71

- Dale W. Henderson and Stephen J Turnovsky
- The rate of technical progress: The "indianapolis 500" pp. 72-81

- Yoram Barzel
- Gross substitutes and the utility function pp. 82-87

- Franklin M. Fisher
- On stability in the saddle-point sense pp. 88-93

- David Levhari and Nissan Liviatan
- A location theorem for single-peaked preferences pp. 94-97

- Peter C. Fishburn
- Relation between a social welfare function and the gini index of income inequality pp. 98-100

- Eytan Sheshinski
- Comment on homogeneous production functions pp. 101-102

- Ronald W. Shephard