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| Preface | ||
| 1 | The method of dynamic analysis | 1 |
| 2 | Households' and firms' economic behaviour | 9 |
| 3 | Stability conditions for a temporary equilibrium: the linear case | 19 |
| 4 | Stability conditions for a temporary equilibrium: the non-linear case | 67 |
| 5 | Comparative dynamics | 92 |
| App. I | Consumer behaviour and liquidity preference [1952] | 136 |
| App. II | Entrepreneur behaviour and liquidity preference | 161 |
| Mathematical notes: The Hirsch theorem | 179 | |
| Mathematical notes: The Frobenius theorem and its extension [1974] | 181 | |
| Addendum | 188 | |
| Article I - Walras' own theory of tatonnement [partly written in 1958] | 196 | |
| Article II - Tatonnement in quantities: truncation, equilibration, growth [1956] | 207 | |
| Article III - A contribution to the non-linear theory of the trade cycle [1958] | 222 | |
| Article IV - Stability, oscillations and chaos | 234 | |
| Article V - A generalization of the gross substitute system [1970] | 245 | |
| Article VI - The laws of the working of the quasi-Frobenian system [1954, yet unpublished] | 259 | |
| Article VII - The Cournot-Walras arbitrage, resource consuming exchange, and competitive equilibrium [1978] | 270 | |
| Article VIII - The dilemma of durable goods | 285 | |
| References | 301 | |
| Index | 307 |
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