A Study on Virtual Market for Pareto Optimal Mediation in Economic Society

Toshiya Kaihara and Susumu Fujii
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Toshiya Kaihara: Kobe University
Susumu Fujii: Kobe University

A chapter in Developments on Experimental Economics, 2007, pp 207-212 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Market-oriented programming is a new approach to design and implementation of resource allocation mechanisms in computer systems [1]. It has its roots in different disciplines, such as economics and computer science, in particular the area of multi-agent systems. There are our previous researches to apply market-oriented programming into resource allocation problems [2,3]. And the Pareto optimality in market-oriented programming was left into microeconomics, and never tried to be proved in these approaches using multi-agent programming. In this paper we construct a Walrasian type virtual market, that is a principal market model in microeconomics, and try to confirm the Pareto optimality in our market model by comparing the solutions with a conventional analytic approach, named fixed-point algorithm.

Date: 2007
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-68660-6_21

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