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Numerical Representation for Lower Quasi-Continuous Preferences

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Peris, J.E.
Subiza, B.

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A weaker than usual continuity condition for acyclic preferences is introduced. For preorders this condition turns out to be equivalent to lower continuity, but in general this is not true. By using this condition, a numerical representation which is upper semicontinuous is obtained.

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Paper provided by Valencia - Instituto de Investigaciones Economicas in its series Papers with number 96-08.

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Date of creation: 1996
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