Complete Markets Flashcards

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Envelope theorem in indirect utility

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v_w(w,p)=lambda^* (more generally, for solutions of first order, changing state variables does not interact with optimal solution)

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Definition of homothetic preferences

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x\succeqx’ \iff lambdax\succeq\lambda x’ for all positive lambda

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Equivalent characterization of homotheticity

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u(f(lambda x))=u(lambda^af(x))

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FOC of complete markets

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pi(s)*v_w^i=lambda q_s

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Across States complete markets condition

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v^i_w(s)/v&i_w(s’)=\pi(s’)q_s/\pi(s)q_s’

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The point of the Giants example

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marginal utility is not just level–value of dollar

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Good markets equilibrium definition

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1) Agents maximize utility given their BC and transfers; 2) Allocations are feasible; 3) Net transfers are zero (within state).

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Contingent Commodities

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State-dependent good consumption–only available in complete markets for Radner. First welfare theorem applies, hence, have efficiency.

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