General Equilibrium Analysis: A Century after Walras. Routledge, 2011.
edited by Pascal BRIDEL
Un siècle après la mort de Léon Walras, Pascal BRIDEL a proposé à de grands noms de l'analyse économique contemporaine de partager leur sentiment et leur expérience sur l'héritage de Walras. Voici la liste des contributions à cet ouvrage :
"Walras: pioneer of illuminating complexity"
WILLIAM J. BAUMOL
"Léon Walras and monetary economics"
DAVID LAIDLER
"The normative origins of general equilibrium theory; or Walras’s attempts at reconciling economic efficiency with social justice"
PASCAL BRIDEL
"Walras, Keynes, and the ‘Great Recession’"
RICHARD A. POSNER
"The stability of general equilibrium—what do we know and why is it important?"
FRANKLIN M. FISHER
"The computation of equilibria for the Walrasian model: a personal account"
HERBERT E. SCARF
"Walras, non clearing markets and imperfect competition"
JEAN-PASCAL BENASSY
"General equilibrium theory and public finance"
ANTHONY B. ATKINSON
"Macroeconomics and the uses of general equilibrium"
ROBERT M. SOLOW
"Credit instruments and information in general equilibrium"
KENNETH J. ARROW
"Walras’s unfortunate legacy"
ALAN KIRMAN
"On Walras’s modernity"
ROGER GUESNERIE
