We examine the polyhedral structure of the convex hull of feasible solutions of the ... jEM KEN. JEM. 2. Knapsack and Flow Cover Facets where XCFL is defined ...
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the commodities is paper money. Moreover, an equilibrium ... When agents are allowed to choose a consumption bundle inside the budget set ... 3, and there is one consumption good which is not freely disposable. The consumption .... (A-2) For each i,
An overlapping generations model with cash-in-advance constraint and with credit goods is ...... UI GABSZEWICZ, JE RICHARD und LA. WOLSEY (eds.) (1990) ...
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a concept of "irrelevant" product differentiation is introduced and its relevance at equilibrium is analyzed. It is also argued that the results obtained can be used to.
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Abstract. When consumers differ in their attitude towards risk, price competi- ...... For o ⬠(02.+ ] the profit of firiu A (here firm 1) is given by II] = T1 â ... 9722J. HAMILTON, J.-E THISSE and Y. ZENOU Skill ncquisition and wage competition
August 1997. Abstract. Lancasterian models of product differentiation typically assume a one- .... Other examples are mentioned in Vandenbosch and Weinberg (1995). ...... [1] S.P. Anderson, A. de Palma, and J.-F. Thisse, Discrete Choice. Theory of ..
This paper introduces a general equilibrium, overlapping generations model of the principal-agent .... entrepreneur (e.g., going to a business school) which naturally disappears when he dies. Gibbons and ...... we get: nuls) = - 2(a+1). Next, from ou
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ing to sell more than he owns of good 1, thus violating the non-negativity constraints .... cation of the two types of the "trivially" differentiated good will be equal. and. L co. 10 ... istics, if limits on short sales are not binding (equilibrium
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