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Axiomatizations of Neoclassical Concepts for Economies

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Volij, Oscar
Serrano, Roberto

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We characterize the Pareto correspondence, the core and the Walras solution using the axioms of consistency, converse consistency and one-person rationality. Consistency and its converse are defined with respect to suitably constructed reduced economies for each case. Our results hold for the well-known class of coalitional production economies, which covers exchange economies as a particular case. The key reason to use this class is the observation that the reduction of an exchange economy yields a production economy. Author Keywords: Consistency; Reduced economy; Core; Walrasian equilibrium

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Paper provided by Iowa State University, Department of Economics in its series Staff General Research Papers with number 5192.

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Publication status: Published in Journal of Mathematical Economics, 1998, Vol. 30, pp. 87-108.
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