This paper is focused on the analysis of a time-dependent general equilibrium problem for a production economy by using the variational inequality approach. More precisely, the time-dependent allocation-price equilibrium consists in searching the optimal allocation by households and firms and in searching the market clearing condition. Firstly, a new formulation of the economic equilibrium problem by means of an evolutionary quasi-variational inequality is proven in the general context of semistrictly quasiconcave utility functions. Finally, an existence result for equilibrium solutions is given.

Evolutionary quasi-variational inequality for a production economy

Donato, Maria Bernadette
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Milasi, Monica;Vitanza, Carmela
2018-01-01

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This paper is focused on the analysis of a time-dependent general equilibrium problem for a production economy by using the variational inequality approach. More precisely, the time-dependent allocation-price equilibrium consists in searching the optimal allocation by households and firms and in searching the market clearing condition. Firstly, a new formulation of the economic equilibrium problem by means of an evolutionary quasi-variational inequality is proven in the general context of semistrictly quasiconcave utility functions. Finally, an existence result for equilibrium solutions is given.
2018
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