general equilibrium in Czech

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1. Maurice Allais on capital and equilibrium in the 1940s and the implications for the general equilibrium theory

2. Third, the complexity of general equilibrium models makes it difficult to gauge the accuracy and reliability of the estimates obtained.

3. 15 Integrating transport costs into a general equilibrium trade model is a messy affair even with constant returns and perfect competition.

4. By a two-country dynamic general equilibrium model that uses the theory of monopolistic competition and price rigidities, we have analyzed pricing modes and international monetary policies.

5. 2 A two-sector general equilibrium model of tax incidence is founded in chapter 2 to analyze the incidence of capital income tax among different owners of production factors.

6. So what's the way of building a much more general, but hopefully still very simple abstract model of general equilibrium that will capture and generalize the example we already had?

7. 14 In terms of the first objective on the distribution of tax burden among owners of production factors, a two-sector general equilibrium model of tax incidence is founded in chapter

8. New classical economics had pointed out the inherent contradiction of the neoclassical synthesis: Walrasian microeconomics with market clearing and general equilibrium could not lead to Keynesian macroeconomics where markets failed to clear.

9. 17 In terms of the second objective on the distribution of tax burden among individuals of different income levels, a multi-sector general equilibrium model of tax incidence is founded in chapter

10. By comparison with earlier models, the new generation of macroeconometric models, known as dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) models, are based to a much larger extent on microeconomic foundations and allow a more detailed analysis of economic disturbances

11. (6) That is, for a general equilibrium to exist under standard economic analysis, it must not be possible for markets to be Arbitraged.Because we do not observe significant levels of arbitrage, it is generally assumed that markets operate in a fashion that prevents arbitrage opportunities from arising.