INOUE Tomoki
Department Undergraduate School , School of Political Science and Economics Position Senior Assistant Professor |
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Date | 2019/06/15 |
Presentation Theme | Core convergence theorems for economies with bads |
Conference | 28th European Workshop on Economic Theory |
Conference Type | International |
Presentation Type | Speech (General) |
Contribution Type | Individual |
Details | We prove the convergence of core allocations for a sequence of economies with bads. We assume that consumers' preference relations are similar in three aspects. First, consumers' preference relations are equi-convex. Second, every upper contour set of every consumer has the same asymptotic cone. Third, the rate of convergence to the common asymptotic cone is uniform among consumers. Under these assumptions, we prove that, for every sequence of core allocations, a measure of noncompetitiveness converges to zero and consumers' consumption vectors at core allocations converge in measure to their demand vectors. We exemplify that the third assumption cannot be dispensed with in our core convergence theorems. |