Revealed preference and the growth of consumer theory The occasion for this paper is provided by the 50th anniversary of two landmark papers due to Houthakker and Samuelson, respectively. Neo-classical consumer theory in its present form is much indebted to these articles. We discuss their contributions in terms of two groups of issues, i.e., revealed preference theory, as introduced by Samuelson in 1938, and the integrability of demand functions, a problem raised by Pareto in 1906. We aim at explaining why the vexed question of integrability was belatedly resolved through the unnatural detour of revealed preference theory. The paper also offers a novel interpretation of Samuelson, with a view of defending him against the commentators' met...
Revealed preference theory is a domain within economics that studies rationalizability of behavior b...
In this doctoral dissertation, I formulate methodological extensions of the revealed preference appr...
On 19 April 2011, the Royal Economic Society (RES) and the Centre for Microdata Methods and Practice...
Revealed preference and the growth of consumer theory The occasion for this paper is provided by th...
Revealed preference theory is not a specific theory; it is a broad programmatic framework for analyz...
The theoretical literature on (non-random) choice largely follows the route of Richter (1966) by wor...
laid the foundation of revealed preference approach to the theory of consumer behavior. The approach...
Non-additive "expected utility " and observability of preferences: the positions of Jacob Marschak a...
Revealed Preference Theory (Samuelson 1938) is an attempt to establisheconomic theory as a genuine e...
This paper examines methodological issues raised by revealed preference theory in economics: particu...
This lecture address the following two key criticisms of the empirical application of revealed prefe...
Cet article fait le point sur la contribution séminale au débat sur la courbe de Phillips rédigée pa...
Standard economic arguments assume that individual preferences satisfy particular axioms of choice (...
I can tell you of an important new result I got recently. I have what I suppose to be a completely g...
We expand the theory of consumer’s behavior, based on the Weak Axiom of Revealed Preference, to perm...
Revealed preference theory is a domain within economics that studies rationalizability of behavior b...
In this doctoral dissertation, I formulate methodological extensions of the revealed preference appr...
On 19 April 2011, the Royal Economic Society (RES) and the Centre for Microdata Methods and Practice...
Revealed preference and the growth of consumer theory The occasion for this paper is provided by th...
Revealed preference theory is not a specific theory; it is a broad programmatic framework for analyz...
The theoretical literature on (non-random) choice largely follows the route of Richter (1966) by wor...
laid the foundation of revealed preference approach to the theory of consumer behavior. The approach...
Non-additive "expected utility " and observability of preferences: the positions of Jacob Marschak a...
Revealed Preference Theory (Samuelson 1938) is an attempt to establisheconomic theory as a genuine e...
This paper examines methodological issues raised by revealed preference theory in economics: particu...
This lecture address the following two key criticisms of the empirical application of revealed prefe...
Cet article fait le point sur la contribution séminale au débat sur la courbe de Phillips rédigée pa...
Standard economic arguments assume that individual preferences satisfy particular axioms of choice (...
I can tell you of an important new result I got recently. I have what I suppose to be a completely g...
We expand the theory of consumer’s behavior, based on the Weak Axiom of Revealed Preference, to perm...
Revealed preference theory is a domain within economics that studies rationalizability of behavior b...
In this doctoral dissertation, I formulate methodological extensions of the revealed preference appr...
On 19 April 2011, the Royal Economic Society (RES) and the Centre for Microdata Methods and Practice...