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2010
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Market Communication in Production Economies

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Market Communication in Production Economies

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We study the information content of equilibrium prices using the market communication model of Deng, Papadimitriou, and Safra [4]. We show that, in the worst case, communicating an exact equilibrium in a production economy requires a number of bits that is a quadratic polynomial in the number of goods, the number of agents, the number of firms, and the number of bits used to represent an endowment.

Christopher A. Wilkens

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Added	15 Feb 2011
Updated	15 Feb 2011
Type	Journal
Year	2010
Where	WINE
Authors	Christopher A. Wilkens

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