Mathematical Social Sciences 1991: Vol 22 Index

1 Pages·1991·0.15 MB·English

Mathematical Social Sciences 22 (1991) 325
North-Holland
Author index volume 22 (1991)
(The issue number is given in front of the page numbers)
Abayasiri-Silva, K., Changes in output and the price level: An open-
economy mesoeconomic analysis (1) 1- 42
Abeledo, H. and G. Isaak, A characterization of graphs that ensure
the existence of stable matchings (1) 93- 96
Chun, Y. and H. Peters, The lexicographic equal-loss solution (2) 151-162
Gruver, G.W., Optimal R&D policy for a patent race with uncertain
duration (1) 69- 86
Herden, G., Topological spaces for which every continuous total
preorder can be represented by a continuous utility function (2) 123-136
Herrero, C. and A. Villar, Vector mappings with diagonal images (1) 57- 68
Isaak, G., see H. Abeledo (1) 93- 96
Kaneko, M. and T. Nagashima, Final decisions, the Nash equilibrium
and solvability in games with common knowledge of logical abilities (3) 229-256
Kim, K.H. and F.W. Roush, On the existence of a stable convention
and a generalized Stackelberg equilibrium (2) 175-178
Kolpin, V., Equity and the core (2) 137-150
Lewis, A.A., On the effective content of asymptotic verifications of
Edgeworth’s Conjecture (3) 275-324
Litvakov, B.M., see V.I. Volskiy (1) 43- 56
Mirman, L.J., Y. Tauman and I. Zang, Cooperative behavior in a
competitive market (2) 105-122
Nagashima, T., see M. Kaneko (3) 229-256
Peters, H., see Y. Chun (2) 151-162
Quint, T., Necessary and sufficient conditions for balancedness in par-
titioning games (1) 87- 92
Roberts, F.S., On the indicator function of the plurality function (2) 163-174
Roush, F.W., see K.H. Kim (2) 175-178
Shubik, M. and J. Zhao, A strategic market game of a finite exchange
ecowinth oa mumtuayl b ank (3) 257-274
Tauman, Y., see L.J. Mirman (2) 105-122
Villar, A., see C. Herrero (1) 57- 68
Volskiy, V.1. and B.M. Litvakov, Generalized extremizational choice
by pseudocriteria (1) 43- 56
Zang, I., see L.J. Mirman (2) 105-122
Zhao, J., see M. Shubik (3) 257-274
Zwicker WS The-voters’ paradox, spin, and the Borda count (3) 187-228