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In order to clarify its role in Wald's proof, the question of existence of an equilibrium for a modified version of the Walras-Cassel model is reduced to the solvability of a related variational inequality problem. In general, the existence of a solution to such a problem can only be proved by advanced mathematical methods. We provide an elementary induction proof which demonstrates the essence of Abraham Wald's famous contribution.
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Volume (Year): 13 (1999)
Issue (Month): 2 ()
Pages: 417-428
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Note: Received: July 22, 1997; revised version: December 11, 1997
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