On Professor Hahn's Tatonnement Stability Theorem: Comment and Example.
Interest in stable tâtonnement adjustment processes has been reviving in connection with algorithms for finding fixed points (Scarf (1973)). The study done by Hahn (1961) is a pioneering work in this field. He shows the following: The Walrasian general equilibrium system admits a globally stable tât...
| Published in: | Review of Economic Studies Vol. 47; no. 4; pp. 813 - 816 |
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