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May 1976 - Volume 44 Issue 3 Page 547 - 559


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Solutions of General Equilibrium Problems for a Trading World

Elhanan Helpman

Abstract

Defining each good (factor) in each different country as a distinct good (factor), one can use Scarf's algorithm to solve general equilibrium problems for a trading world. The dimension of such problems grows very fast with the number of goods (factors) and countries, making computations extremely costly. Here we present a method for solving general equilibrium problems for a trading world which can be applied to a class of problems, and which requires considerably less computation time than the direct application of Scarf's algorithm.

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