图书简介
Decentralization in Infinite Horizon Economies brings together a collection of essays that attempt to explore one of the basic themes in microeconomics — can a decentralized economy attain an efficient or optimal allocation of resources when it is allowed to evolve without a predetermined terminal date? The failure of a price-guided competitive system to ensure efficiency/Pareto optimality with an infinite horizon was exposed by Malinvaud and Samuelson. Subsequent research, reported in this volume, achieved a deeper understanding of the problem, and obtained definitive results that are of interest in a much broader framework.
Key Features:
• The essays deal with one of the most fundamental problems of dynamic economic theory: how to attain an efficient or optimal allocation of resources in an informationally decentralized economy with no terminal date? In addition to throwing light on the "Malinvaud paradox of infinity", the papers provide new insights into a number of intriguing issues in the theory of planning and organization
• It contains a pioneering exposition by Leonid Hurwicz and the editor that explored the connection between intertemporal economics and the theory of mechanism design
• In a new Introduction, the editor suggests the possibilities of applications and extensions of the basic results
Decentralization in Infinite Horizon Economies: An Introduction (Mukul Majumdar); Optimal Intertemporal Allocation Mechanisms and Decentralization of Decisions (Leonid Hurwicz and Mukul Majumdar); On Characterizing Optimal Competitive Programs in Terms of Decentralizable Conditions (Wiliam A Brock and Mukul Majumdar); Characterization of Intertemporal Optimality in Terms of Decentralizable Conditions: The Discounted Case (Swapan Dasgupta and Tapan Mitra); On Characterizing Optimality of Stochastic Competitive Processes (Yaw Nyarko); A Characterization of Infinite Horizon Optimality in Terms of Finite Horizon Optimality and a Critical Stock Condition (Tapan Mitra and Debraj Eay); A Necessary Condition for Decentralization and an Application to Intertemporal Allocation (Leonid Hurwicz and Hans F Weinberger); Decentralized Evolutionary Mechanisms for Intertemporal Economies: A Possibility Result (Venkatesh Bala, Mukul Majumdar and Tapan Mitra); Complements and Details (Mukul Majumdar); About the Book and Editor; List of Contributors;
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