fundamental theorems of welfare economics
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gptkb:economic_policy
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perfect competition
perfect information complete markets no externalities convex preferences |
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welfare economics
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| gptkbp:firstTheorem |
any competitive equilibrium leads to a Pareto efficient allocation
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general equilibrium theory
market design public economics |
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gptkb:Kenneth_Arrow
gptkb:Gerard_Debreu gptkb:Lionel_McKenzie |
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2
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20th century
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gptkb:Econometrica
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gptkb:Pareto_efficiency
market failure competitive equilibrium |
| gptkbp:secondTheorem |
any Pareto efficient allocation can be achieved by a competitive equilibrium, given suitable redistribution of initial endowments
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gptkb:Arrow–Debreu_model
gptkb:Arrow-Debreu_model |
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8
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fundamental theorems of welfare economics
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