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Envy-Free Configurations in the Market Economy

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  • Tadenuma, Koichi
  • Xu, Yongsheng

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Using an extended framework in which an agent is endowed with three types of preference orders: an allocation preference order, an opportunity preference order, and an overall preference order, this paper introduces several notions related to efficiency and equity-as-no-envy and examines the performance of competitive market mechanisms. We also axiomatically characterize the equal income Walras rule for pure exchange economies.

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Paper provided by Graduate School of Economics, Hitotsubashi University in its series Discussion Papers with number 2001-07.

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Length: 18 p.
Date of creation: Jul 2001
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Handle: RePEc:hit:econdp:2001-07

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