Variants in Economic Theory: Selected Works of Hal R. VarianHal Varian, in the course of a long and distinguished career, has made a seminal contribution to many branches of economics. His pathbreaking work on the development of economic theory, finance, industrial organization and econometrics is represented in t |
Contents
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EQUITY ENVY AND EFFICIENCY | 9 |
TWO PROBLEMS IN THE THEORY OF FAIRNESS | 37 |
CATASTROPHE THEORY AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE | 49 |
NONWALRASIAN EQUILIBRIA | 65 |
A REMARK ON BOUNDARY RESTRICTIONS IN THE GLOBAL NEWTON METHOD | 84 |
THE NONPARAMETRIC APPROACH TO DEMAND ANALYSIS | 88 |
THE NONPARAMETRIC APPROACH TO PRODUCTION ANALYSIS | 123 |
PRICE DISCRIMINATION AND SOCIAL WELFARE | 202 |
DIVERGENCE OF OPINION IN COMPLETE MARKETS A NOTE | 212 |
DIFFERENCES OF OPINION AND THE VOLUME OF TRADE | 223 |
ESTIMATING RISK AVERSION FROM ARROWDEBREU PORTFOLIO CHOICE | 258 |
SEQUENTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO PUBLIC GOODS | 266 |
A SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF EXTERNALITIES WHEN AGENTS ARE WELLINFORMED | 290 |
ECONOMIC INCENTIVES IN SOFTWARE DESIGN | 314 |
PRICING CONGESTIBLE NETWORK RESOURCES | 332 |
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