Titlebook: Essays in Dynamic General Equilibrium Theory; Festschrift for Davi Alessandro Citanna,John Donaldson,Stephan E. Spear Book 2005 Springer-Ve

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Haiti Before the U.S. Intervention,es are non-linear in basic commodities and, hence, intertemporal sunspot equilibria do not exist..The competitive static equilibrium allocations are stationary, intertemporal equilibrium allocations, but the static sunspot equilibria need not to be stationary, intertemporal sunspot equilibria. We co

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978-3-642-42417-5Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-03056-2alue, and the overall economy. We address this issue within a dynamic equilibrium model featuring a large monopolistic firm whose actions not only affect the price of its output, but also effectively influence the valuation of its stock. The latter renders time-inconsistency to the firm’s dynamic pr

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Management of Axial Spondyloarthritis,when, though the original perturbation itself results in positive and negative changes, an adequately chosen combination of such perturbations is conclusive. A characterization in terms of the positive roots of a polynomial is obtained.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-907673-34-4t this volatility could be a cause of the “jobless recovery” suggesting policies for employment generation. To test this hypothesis we introduce a general equilibrium model with involuntary unemployment. The economy has two sectors: one with increasing returns that are external to the firm and endog

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Liver and gastrointestinal tractilibria is equivalent to the occurrence of the transfer paradox. This equivalence enables us to show that sunspots cannot matter if the initial economy has a unique spot market equilibrium and there are only two commodities or if the economy has a unique equilibrium for all distributions of endowmen

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Prognosis of childhood migraine,hrough the information conveyed by their market behavior. We present a simple general equilibrium model to illustrate the connection between the notion of informational size presented in McLean and Postlewaite (2002) and the incentive properties of market equilibria. Specifically, we show that fully