Markets with Countably Many Commodities

Bezalel Peleg · Menahem E. Yaari

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Abstract : In this paper, we prove the existence of competitive equilibrium in a market with countably many commodities. By the term 'market' we mean to emphasize that we are dealing with a pure trade model, in which there is no production. Our result generalizes the existing theory of competitive equilibrium in a finite-dimensional commodity space. The significance of this generalization, we feel, is that it opens a door that could lead, eventually, to a theory of decentralized economic growth. (Author)

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