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Topology Uniform Structures Function Spaces,. It is Paul A. Samuelson’s contribution that boldly introduced to microeconomic theory the brand-new concept of . against the then standard doctrine of ordinal utility. The main result of this chapter is that Houthakker’s . holds if and only if Samuelson’s . and . both hold. This new equivalence re

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,Metrische R?ume und Stetigkeit,f . Although such an extension from one output to several outputs seems to be straightforward, it nevertheless requires special care and careful interpretations. More specifically, it is concerned with a systematic examination of what happens when a firm that has been in equilibrium at certain price

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,Zur Topologie der euklidischen R?ume,ambitious framework for the interdependence of several markets, it is quite unfortunate that this approach has been rather neglected in the academic circle. We suppose that there are several reasons for this. First, the traditional general equilibrium approach developed by Lionel W. McKenjie, Gerald

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Von Neumann, Morgenstern, and Theory of Games: Critical Reassessment of Zero-Sum Gamesfted mathematician John von Neumann and brilliant economist Oskar Morgenstern. There are two memorial years for game theory: 1928 as the Year of Birth for Game Theory and 1944 as the Year of Maturity for Game Theory. Even after the basic mathematical skeleton for game theory was provided by von Neum

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Reassessing Zero-Sum Games: Various Types of Matching Pennies von Neumann and economist Oscar Morgenstern during the difficult times of Second World War. First of all, we will intensively discuss several Zero-Sum Two-Person Games, with special reference to the Games of Matching Pennies. New graphical illustrations will be attempted for clarification of the ma

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Non-zero-sum Games and Nash Equilibriums: Applications to Generation Gaps Problemseory of duopoly and oligopoly. We first focus on the “residence game” as a typical non-zero-sum game. We pick up the old and the young couples, who have to decide whether they live together or separately and whether they live in the country or in the city. We shed new light on “Generation Gaps Probl

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