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О Договорном Подходе В Моделях Экономики Типа Эрроу-Дебре-Маккензи

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В работе анализируется договорной подход в моделях экономики с производственным сектором. Исследовались как модели с выпуклыми, так и невыпуклыми производственными множествами. Понятийная база теории договоров, разработанная в (Маракулин, 2003, 2011) модифицируется и адаптируется к моделям с производством: уточняются понятие сети договоров, доминирования сетей по коалициям, частичный разрыв договоров и пр. Для модели с невыпуклым производством введено новое понятие маргинально-договорного распределения, которое затем используется в анализе равновесия с ценообразованием по предельным затратам (MCP-равновесие) - применяется в невыпуклом случае вместо вальрасовского равновесия. Основные результаты представлены в виде теорем об эквивалентности равновесий и разного типа договорных распределений. В частности эквивалентность между MCP-равновесием и маргинально-договорными распределениями можно рассматривать как теоретическое обоснование концепции MCP-равновесия в невыпуклых экономиках. В целом работа развивает договорной подход как универсальный метод моделирования условий совершенной конкуренции.

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  • Маракулин В.М., 2014. "О Договорном Подходе В Моделях Экономики Типа Эрроу-Дебре-Маккензи," Журнал Экономика и математические методы (ЭММ), Центральный Экономико-Математический Институт (ЦЭМИ), vol. 50(1), pages 61-79, январь.
    • Handle: RePEc:scn:cememm:v:50:y:2014:i:1:p:61-79
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