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The Architectonics of Léon Walras
Kyklos, 1956In that fascinating area of surmise designated ‘the sociology of knowledge’ must lie answers to more than one seeming conundrum in the dynamics of economic doctrine. One day, perhaps, we shall know how a perspicacious Ricardo could have framed a theory whose pessimism derived from the neglect of a revolution in technology so thorough-going as to be ...
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1987
The extension of Walras’s (1874–7) analysis from non-capitalistic production to the case of capitalistic production involved him in the introduction of four new sets of variables: the rate of net income, i, the l prices of the capital goods, P k , the l quantities of capital goods demanded, D k , and the total value of saving (in terms of the numeraire)
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The extension of Walras’s (1874–7) analysis from non-capitalistic production to the case of capitalistic production involved him in the introduction of four new sets of variables: the rate of net income, i, the l prices of the capital goods, P k , the l quantities of capital goods demanded, D k , and the total value of saving (in terms of the numeraire)
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2023
Cette étude vise à clarifier la signification du concept de « sympathie » de Léon Walras en le comparant à celui d'Adam Smith. Il a été souligné que l'analyse économique néoclassique néglige l'aspect désintéressé de la nature humaine. Walras, l'un des initiateurs de l'économie néoclassique, manquait-il de ce concept ? Walras a discuté de la « sympathie
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Cette étude vise à clarifier la signification du concept de « sympathie » de Léon Walras en le comparant à celui d'Adam Smith. Il a été souligné que l'analyse économique néoclassique néglige l'aspect désintéressé de la nature humaine. Walras, l'un des initiateurs de l'économie néoclassique, manquait-il de ce concept ? Walras a discuté de la « sympathie
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Continuity Properties of Walras Equilibrium Points
Annals of Operations Research, 2002Convergence notions for bivariate functions are explored that yield convergence and stability results for their max/inf points. The results are then applied to obtain continuity results for Walras equilibrium points under perturbations of the utility functions of the agents.
Alejandro Jofré, Roger J.-B. Wets
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1987
Walras’s Law (so named by Lange, 1942) is an expression of the interdependence among the excess-demand equations of a general-equilibrium system that stems from the budget constraint. Its name reflects the fact that Walras, the father of general-equilibrium economics, himself made use of this interdependence from the first edition of his Elements d ...
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Walras’s Law (so named by Lange, 1942) is an expression of the interdependence among the excess-demand equations of a general-equilibrium system that stems from the budget constraint. Its name reflects the fact that Walras, the father of general-equilibrium economics, himself made use of this interdependence from the first edition of his Elements d ...
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Equilibrium with a qualitative Walras' law
Journal of Economic Theory, 1989zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Eastern Economic Journal, 1995 Some standard interpretations of Leon Walras' political economy are challenged by a study of his philosophical and political ideas. Walras thought that his general-equilibrium theory was both a normative scheme and pure science. This "Walras paradox" is resolved by an understanding of the metaphysical ideas he borrowed from the French "eclectic ...
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Léon Walras and The Wealth of Nations: what did he really learn from Adam Smith?
European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2021Kayoko Misaki
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