In this paper we use global analysis to study the welfare properties of general equilibrium economies with incomplete markets (GEI). Our main result is to show that constrained Pareto optimal equilibria are contained in a submanifold of the equilibrium set. This result is explicitly derived for economies with real assets and fixed aggregate resources, of which real num´eraire assets are a special case. As a by product of our analysis, we propose an original global parametrization of the equilibrium set that generalizes to incomplete markets the classical one, first, proposed by Lange [Lange, O., 1942. The foundations of welfare economics. Econometrica 10, 215–228].

Tirelli, M. (2008). Constrained inefficiency in GEI: a geometric argument. JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS, 44, 1197-1214 [10.1016/j.jmateco.2008.01.005].

Constrained inefficiency in GEI: a geometric argument

TIRELLI, Mario
2008-01-01

Abstract

In this paper we use global analysis to study the welfare properties of general equilibrium economies with incomplete markets (GEI). Our main result is to show that constrained Pareto optimal equilibria are contained in a submanifold of the equilibrium set. This result is explicitly derived for economies with real assets and fixed aggregate resources, of which real num´eraire assets are a special case. As a by product of our analysis, we propose an original global parametrization of the equilibrium set that generalizes to incomplete markets the classical one, first, proposed by Lange [Lange, O., 1942. The foundations of welfare economics. Econometrica 10, 215–228].
2008
Tirelli, M. (2008). Constrained inefficiency in GEI: a geometric argument. JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS, 44, 1197-1214 [10.1016/j.jmateco.2008.01.005].
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