This is an excerpt from the 4-volume dictionary of economics, a reference book which aims to define the subject of economics today. 1300 subject entries in the complete work cover the broad themes of economic theory. This extract concentrates on the topic of general equilibrium.
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General equilibrium, L.W.McKenzie; adjustment processes and stability, F.M.Fisher; Arrow-Debreu model of general equilibrium, J.Geanakoplos; auctioneer, F.H.Hahn; catastrophe theory, Y.Balasko; cirular flow, G.Gilibert; comparatice statics, T.Keyhoe; computation of general equilibria, H.E.Scarf; conjetural equilibria, F.H.Hahn; consumption sets, P.Newman; cores W.Hildenbrand; disequilibrium analysis, J.P.Benassy; existence of general equilibrium, G.Debreu; fixed point theorems, H.Nikaido; fixprice models, J.Silvestre; free disposal, T.Bergstrom; free goods, I.Steedman; global analysis in economic theory, S.Smale; intertemporal equilibrium adn efficiency, E.Malinvaud; large economies, J.M.Roberts; money and general equilibrium theory, J.M.Ostroy; monopolistic competition and general equilibrium, T.Negishi; numeraire, M.Allingham; overlapping generations model of general equilibrium, J.Geanakoplos; own rates of interest, J.Eatwell; perfect competition, M.A.Khan; production as indirect exchange, T.Rader; rationed equilibria, J.P.Benassy; regular economies, E.Dierker; sequence economies, R.M.Starr; sunspot equilibrium, K.Shell; tatonnement and recontracting, T.Negishi; temporary equilibrium, J.M.Grandmont; uncertainty and general equilibrium, R.Radner; uniqueness of equilibrium, M.Allingham; Walras' law, D.Patinkin.