Is general equilibrium empirically testable?

1 See Chiappori and Ekeland (2004) for a detailed presentation.2 This result directly follows from a revealed preference characterization of excess demand functions.The Weak axiom, for instance, gives q z ( p) 0 p z (q) 0, p, q Obviously, if this property holds true for z, it also holds for z = z if > 0. Extension to the Strong or General axioms is straightforward.

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Economic Theory Bulletin
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2026-02-02
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s40505-025-00303-2
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Game Theory and Applications
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Is general equilibrium empirically testable?

P. A. Chiappori
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Game Theory and Applications
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Is general equilibrium empirically testable?

P. A. Chiappori
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Abstract

1 See Chiappori and Ekeland (2004) for a detailed presentation.2 This result directly follows from a revealed preference characterization of excess demand functions.The Weak axiom, for instance, gives q z ( p) 0 p z (q) 0, p, q Obviously, if this property holds true for z, it also holds for z = z if > 0. Extension to the Strong or General axioms is straightforward.

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