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On a Market Equilibrium Theorem with an Infinite Number of Commodities

Yannelis, Nicholas C.
1984-01
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On a Market Equilibrium Theorem with an Infinite Number of Commodities

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1984-01

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Center for Economic Research, Department of Economics, University of Minnesota

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We give a direct proof of the market equilibrium theorem of Gale-Nikaido-Debreu for an infinite, dimensional commodity space. Our theorem is closely related to a recent result of Aliprantis-Browu, but allows for excess demand correspondences rather than excess demand functions.

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Yannelis, N.C., (1984), "On a Market Equilibrium Theorem with an Infinite Number of Commodities", Discussion Paper No. 195, Center for Economic Research, Department of Economics, University of Minnesota.

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