General Equilibrium Economics

Kuenne, Robert E.

General Equilibrium Economics

Robert E. Kuenne
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Robert E. Kuenne: Princeton University

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Date: 1992
ISBN: 978-1-349-12752-8
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction: Robert E. Kuenne
Walras, Leontief and the Interdependence of Economic Activities: Robert E. Kuenne
The Architectonics of Léon Walras: Robert E. Kuenne
On Hicks’s Concept of Perfect Stability in Multiple Exchange: Robert E. Kuenne
The Impact of Steel upon the Greater New York-Philadelphia Industrial Region: Robert E. Kuenne
Employment Impacts of Achieving Automobile Efficiency Standards in the United States: Douglas C. Dacy, Robert E. Kuenne and Paul McCoy
General Equilibrium Analysis: Its Meaning, Purposes and Limitations: Robert E. Kuenne
Oligopoly under Rivalrous Consonance: An Exploration of Phantom Objective Functions and some Algorithmic Considerations: Robert E. Kuenne
The Rivalrous Consonance Framework for Oligopoly Analysis: Robert E. Kuenne
An Efficient Algorithm for the Numerical Solution of the Generalized Weber Problem in Spatial Economics: Harold W. Kuhn
Exact and Approximate Solutions to the Multisource Weber Problem: Robert E. Kuenne
Approximate Solutions to a Dynamic Combinatorial Problem in Space: Robert E. Kuenne
Exact and Approximate Solution of Constrained Dynamic Combinatorial Problems in Space: Robert E. Kuenne
Economic Decision-Making in a Poisson Demand Space: Robert E. Kuenne
Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk: Robert E. Kuenne
The Stationary State and the Technological Superiority of Present Goods: Robert E. Kuenne
The Technological Superiority of Present Goods: Robert E. Kuenne
On the Existence and Role of Money in a Stationary System: Robert E. Kuenne
Patinkin on Neo-Classical Monetary Theory: A Critique in Walrasian Specifics: Robert E. Kuenne
Keynes’s Identity, Ricardian Virtue and the Partial Dichotomy: Robert E. Kuenne
The Walrasian Theory of Money: An Interpretation and a Reconstruction: Robert E. Kuenne
Say’s Law and Walras’s Law Once More: Comment: Robert E. Kuenne
Money, Capital and Interest in Intertemporal General Equilibrium Theory: Robert E. Kuenne

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