This paper studies economic equilibrium theory with a 'uniformity principle' constraining the magnitudes (prices, quantities, etc.) and the operations (to perceive, evaluate, choose, communicate, etc.) that agents can use.We look at the special case of computability constraints, where all price s, quantities, preference relations, utility functions, demand functions, etc. are required to be computable by finite algorithms.
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Paper provided by Minnesota - Center for Economic Research in its series Papers with number
297.
Length: 80 pages Date of creation: 1996 Date of revision: Handle: RePEc:fth:minner:297
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