We show by an example that the sunspot equilibria of a competitive economy are not equivalent to the correlated equilibria if sunspots generate transfers between (extrinsic) states of nature (through a contingent commodities market). Nevertheless, we prove that the sunspot equilibrium allocations of a standard overlapping generations economy coincide with the (strategic form) correlated equilibrium allocations of a natural market game mimicking the economy
This paper considers games with two players for which it provides a sufficient condition on the resp...
In this paper, we consider the occurrence of sunspot equilibria in the proximity of the steady state...
International audienceThis paper considers games with two players for which it provides a sufficient...
The conjecture stated in Maskin-Tirole (1987) about the existence of a close connection between corr...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We analyze economies with indivisible commodities. There are two reasons for doing so. First, we ext...
This paper examines the structure of sunspot equilibria in a standard two period exchange economy wi...
We show that for international economies with two countries, in which agents have additively separab...
Sunspot equilibrium and lottery equilibrium are two stochastic solution concepts for nonstochastic e...
We show that for international economies with two countries, in which agents have additively separab...
This paper considers games with two players for which it provides a sufficient condition on the resp...
In this paper, we consider the occurrence of sunspot equilibria in the proximity of the steady state...
International audienceThis paper considers games with two players for which it provides a sufficient...
The conjecture stated in Maskin-Tirole (1987) about the existence of a close connection between corr...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We consider economies with additively separable utility functions and give conditions for the two-ag...
We analyze economies with indivisible commodities. There are two reasons for doing so. First, we ext...
This paper examines the structure of sunspot equilibria in a standard two period exchange economy wi...
We show that for international economies with two countries, in which agents have additively separab...
Sunspot equilibrium and lottery equilibrium are two stochastic solution concepts for nonstochastic e...
We show that for international economies with two countries, in which agents have additively separab...
This paper considers games with two players for which it provides a sufficient condition on the resp...
In this paper, we consider the occurrence of sunspot equilibria in the proximity of the steady state...
International audienceThis paper considers games with two players for which it provides a sufficient...