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100			_aGerard Debreu _963969
245			_aTheory of Value: An Axiomatic Analysis of Economic Equilibrium/ _cby Gerard Debreu
260			_bYale University Press, _c1972. _aLondon:
300			_a114 p.
505			_aIntroduction The Commodity Space Preferences and Utility Functions Production and Production Sets Market Equilibrium The Existence of an Equilibrium Pareto Optimality and Competitive Equilibria Mathematical Appendix
520			_aTheory of Value by Gerard Debreu is a foundational work in mathematical economics that provides a rigorous, axiomatic framework for understanding economic equilibrium. The book systematically develops the theory of general equilibrium using advanced mathematical techniques, particularly set theory and topology. Debreu formulates and proves the existence of equilibrium in a competitive market by defining individual preferences, production capabilities, and price mechanisms through a set of logical axioms. His work also explores the concepts of Pareto efficiency, market stability, and the role of convexity in economic decision-making. This book is a landmark contribution to economic theory, shaping modern microeconomics and mathematical economics by offering a precise and abstract formulation of value and resource allocation in competitive markets.
650			_aValue (Economics) _963970
650			_aEquilibrium (Economics) _963971
650			_a Microeconomics _964001
650			_aMathematical economics _963973
650			_aGeneral equilibrium theory _963974
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