The economics of informational decentralization : complexity, efficiency, and stability : essays in honor of Stanley Reiter

Preface. 1. Information Flows Intrinsic to the Stability of Economic Equilibrium J.S. Jordan. 2. Mechanisms for the Realization of Equilibria K.R. Mount. 3. Convergence Theorems for a Class of Recursive Stochastic Algorithms D. Morano, M. Walker. 4. Efficiency in Partnership when the Joint Output is Uncertain S.R. Williams, R. Radner. 5. Institutional Choice and Institutional Transformation: Perspectives from the Colonial Experience J. Hughes. 6. An Axiomatic Characterization of the Price Mechanism H. Sonnenschein. 7. Structured Private Enterprise E. Ames. 8. The Last 1,945 Sailing Ships L.E. Davis, R.E. Gallman. 9. Sufficient Statistics, Utility Theory, and Mechanism Design D.G. Saari. 10. Information Processing in Firms and Returns to Scale R. Radner, T. van Zandt. 11. A Nash Solution for Multilateral Bargaining E. Bennett. 12. Communication Requirements for Individual Agents in Networks and Hierarchies T. Marschak, S. Reichelstein. 13. On Modeling Cheap Talk in Bayesian Games S.A. Matthews, A. Postlewaite. 14. Feasible Implementation of Social Choice Correspondence by Nash Equilibrium L. Hurwicz, E. Maskin, A. Postlewaite. Index.