Economies with a continuum of consumers, a continuum of suppliers and an infinite dimensional commodity space

Article Abstract:

Economies with a measure space of suppliers, a measure space of consumers, an infinite space of dimensional commodity and preferences without order have a competitive equilibrium. The existence of competitive equilibrium is proved using a main theorem and an auxiliary theorem.

Equilibrium (Economics)

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An extension of Mantel (1976) to incomplete markets

Article Abstract:

A model of incomplete markets is developed with single consumption goods, and notions developed from Walras. Market excess demand is explored.

Markets (Economics), Demand (Economics)

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