Titlebook: Economic Evolution and Equilibrium; Bridging the Gap Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007 Bang-bang

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Marcel Bessis,Narla Mohandas,Claude FeoPart II of the study provides the reader with our analytical results on evolutions of economies. All results are economically motivated and discussed. Nevertheless, their main economic significance will become clear through the applications in Part III of the study.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-85729-968-0In this Chapter we will reap the first fruits of our technical efforts in Part I. Actually, our constructions in subsections (ii) and (iii) of the Chapters 4 to 7 put us in a position to show for any presented type of evolution that there is a certain general structure property of its equilibrium set.

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Probleme der Systemintegration,In Part III of our study, we will explore the economic content of the concepts from Part I and of the analytical results derived in Part II.

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Introduction to Part IIn Part I nine static equilibrium models will be introduced. They provide the basic set-ups in which the notion of an evolution will be defined. Some of our . are adopted from the literature (Chapters 4 and 6), whereas the others are new (Chapters 5 and 7). Naturally, these are also inspired by existing frameworks.

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Evolutions in the Temporary Fixprice Equilibrium FrameworkWe are now going to leave the class of general equilibrium models where all prices are flexible turning to the framework of temporary fixprice equilibrium with quantity constraints. We will present two new models which are suitable for our purposes.

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Introduction to Part IIPart II of the study provides the reader with our analytical results on evolutions of economies. All results are economically motivated and discussed. Nevertheless, their main economic significance will become clear through the applications in Part III of the study.