Finding equilibrium: Arrow, Debreu, McKenzie and the problem of scientific credit

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Preface ix Chronology xxiii Part I People 1 Chapter 1 Arrow's Ambitions 3 Chapter 2 McKenzie's Frustrations 24 Chapter 3 Debreu's Silence 47 Part II Context 65 Chapter 4 Sites 67 Chapter 5 Community 98 Part III Credit 129 Chapter 6 Three Proofs 131 Chapter 7 Aftermath 172 Chapter 8 The Proofs Become History 204 Conclusion 231 Coda 245 Acknowledgments 249 References 251 Index of Names 267 Index of Subjects 273

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