Markets, information, and uncertainty : essays in economic theory in honor of Kenneth J. Arrow

1. Introduction Graciela Chichilnisky 2. Information and the organization of industry Kenneth J. Arrow 3. Existence and optimality of a general equilibrium with endogenous uncertainty Graciela Chichilnisky 4. Catastrophe futures: financial markets and changing climate risks Graciela Chichilnisky and Geoffrey Heal 5. Trade and welfare Tito Cordella, Enrico Minelli, and Heracles Polemarchakis 6. Redistribution a representative democracy and distributive justice Peter Coughlin 7. The formulation of uncertainty: prices and states Jacques H. Dreze 8. A remark on incomplete market equilibrium Frank Hahn 9. History as a widespread externality in some Arrow-Debreu market games Peter J. Hammond 10. Price and market share dynamics in network industry Geoffrey Heal 11. Equilibrium market formation causes missing markets Walter P. Heller 12. Market equilibrium with endogenous price uncertainty and options Peter H. Huang and Ho-Mou Wu 13. Equilibrium in an economy with information goods Vladimir I. Danilov, Gleb A. Koshevoy and Alexandr I. Sotskov 14. On the optimal schedule for introducing a new technology, when there is learning-by-doing P. B. Linhart and R. Radner 15. Moral hazard and independent income in a modern intertemporal-equilibrium model of involuntary unemployment and mandatory retirement Edmund S. Phelps 16. Exchange in a network of trading posts Ross M. Starr and Maxwell B. Stinchcombe 17. On population externalities and the social rate of discount David A. Starrett 18. Towards a general theory of social overhead capital Hirofumi Uzawa.