A simple cycle preserving extension of a demand function.
A commentary on the recent work of H. Peters and P. Wakker who extended classical examples in revealed preference theory by D. Gale (1960) and W. Shafer (1977) to the case of more than three commodities. The writers argue that there is a much simpler proof of the results, and they define a cycle pr...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Economic Theory Vol. 72; pp. 442 - 446 |
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Academic Press Inc.
February 1997
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