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On The Recent Debate on Capital Theory and General Equilibrium

Fabio Petri

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A criticism of mandler's entry in the New Palgrave II ed. that shows that intertemporal equilibrium need not be unique in spite of a single consumer if production continues beyond the last period considered by the equilibrium

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A criticism of mandler's entry in the New Palgrave II ed. that shows that intertemporal equilibrium need not be unique in spite of a single consumer if production continues beyond the last period considered by the equilibrium

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A criticism of mandler's entry in the New Palgrave II ed. that shows that intertemporal equilibrium need not be unique in spite of a single consumer if production continues beyond the last period considered by the equilibrium

Key concepts: Economics, Capital good, Capital (architecture), General equilibrium theory, Uniqueness, Neoclassical economics, Endowment, Mathematical economics

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