__________ Kenneth J. Arrow (1921÷تت ) __________
Department of Economics, Stanford University, 4th Floor - Encina Hall, Stanford, CA 94305, USA.
Nobel Prize Laureate in Economics, 1972.
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Arrow, K.J./Chichilnisky, G., eds. 1999.
Markets, Information, and Uncertainty: Essays in Economic Theory in Honor of Kenneth J. Arrow.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Keywords:
creation of markets •
human-induced uncertainty •
information •
organization of industry •
technological innovation.
Arrow, K.J./Colombatto, E./Perlman, M./Schmidt, C., eds. 1996.
The Rational Foundations of Economic Behavior.
Proceedings of the IEA Conference held in Turin, Italy. New York: MacMillan.
Arrow, K.J. 1994.
Beyond general equilibrium (abstract).
In
Cowan/Pines/Meltzer, Complexity,
451—455.
Keywords:
competitive general equilibrium theory (CGE) •
economics of differential information •
growth •
imperfect competition •
increasing returns.
Arrow, K.J. 1984.
The Economics of Information.
Cambrodge, MA: Harvard University Press, Belknap Press.
Keywords:
bounded rationality •
economics of information.
Arrow, K.J. 1979.
The economics of information.
In
Dertouzos/Moses, The Computer Age,
306—317.
Keywords:
bounded rationality •
coordination •
economics of information •
history •
information costs •
organization •
probability •
technology •
uncertainty.
Arrow, K.J. 1974. Limited knowledge and economic analysis.
American Economic Review
64:
1—10.
[abstract]
Keywords:
bounded rationality •
centralization •
economics of information •
equality •
naturalism •
uncertainty.
Arrow, K.J. 1974.
The Limits of Organization.
New York: Norton.
Keywords:
bounded rationality •
naturalism.
Arrow, K.J. 1951.
Social Choice and Individual Values.
New York: Wiley.
2nd ed., 1970.
Keywords:
impossibility theorem (Arrow) •
individual values •
rational choice theory •
social choice.
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