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Quasilinear, Overlapping-Generations Economies [PDF]
The quasilinearity assumption (informally speaking, the assumption that utility is linear in the numeraire good, or that income effects are absent from the demand of nonnumeraire goods) makes surplus analysis exact in economies where all agents are contemporaneous.
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On quasilinear differential‐functional equations with quasilinear conditions
Mathematische Nachrichten, 1970openaire +2 more sources
On inner product quasilinear spaces and hilbert quasilinear spaces
2016In this paper, we state some properties of inner product quasilinear spaces. Moreover we introduce the concepts of inner product Ω-space, Hilbert Ω-space and investigate some related theorems. Also, we establish some differences of inner product quasilinear spaces from the inner product (linear ...
Bozkurt, Hacer, Yılmaz, Yılmaz
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Lexicographic Quasilinear Utility
1982The preceding chapter extended the expected-utility model for simple probability measures to more general measures. We now return to an arbitrary mixture set ℳ and consider axioms that are weaker than the combination of Al, A2, and A3. The initial section drops A3 altogether and investigates the structure of preferences on ℳ for this case.
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