Excess Demand Functions with Incomplete Markets - a Global Result

The purpose of this paper is to give a global characterization of excess demand functions in a two period exchange economy with in-complete real asset markets. We show that continuity, homogeneity and Walras' law characterize the aggregate excess demand functions on any compact price set which maintains the dimension of the budget set.

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