Catastrophic Walrasian Equilibrium from the Non-Walrasian Viewpoint: A Three-Good Macroeconomic Example
Paul Madden
Abstract
Paul Madden
Abstract
A Walrasian equilibrium is catastrophic from the non-Walrasian viewpoint if some small deviation from the Walrasian prices produces only non-Walrasian equilibrium allocations a long way from the Walrasian allocation. A precise account of this phenomenon is given for a class of three good, single household private ownership production economies.
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A Walrasian equilibrium is catastrophic from the non-Walrasian viewpoint if some small deviation from the Walrasian prices produces only non-Walrasian equilibrium allocations a long way from the Walrasian allocation. A precise account of this phenomenon is given for a class of three good, single household private ownership production economies.
Key concepts: General equilibrium theory, Economics, Walrasian auction, Mathematical economics, Production (economics), Class (philosophy), Microeconomics, Neoclassical economics