Social Recognition and Economic Equilibrium

This paper is an attempt to incorporate the human ability of recognition, especially, the ability to recognize the society to which they belong, with the economic equilibrium theory characterized by a description of society through individual rational behaviors. Contents may be classified into the following three categories: (1) a rigorous set theoretical treatment of the description of individual rationality; (2) set theoretical description of the validity in a society; and (3) rationality as an equilibrium (fixed point) of social recognition.Social Recognition, Rationality, Social Equilibrium, Fixed Point Theorem, Goedel's Incompleteness Theorem.

An Axiomatic Characterization of the Price-Money Message Mechanism

* Revised： [15-31, 2015

General Equilibrium Model for an Asymmetric Information Economy without Delivery Upper Bounds

* Revised：General Equilibrium Model for an Asymmetric Information Economy [13-27, 2013]* Revised：General Equilibrium Model for an Asymmetric Information Economy Economy with Endogenous Resale Upperbounds [13-27-Rev., 2015

Replica Core Equivalence Theorem : An Extension of the Debreu-Scarf Limit Theorem to Double Infinity Monetary Economies

* Revised：Replica Core Equivalence Theorem: An Extension of Debreu-Scarf Limit Theorem to Double Infinity Monetary Economies [14-35, 2014]* Revised： [14-35-Rev., 2015

Financial Structure and Social Coalitional Equilibrium

In this paper, we give a general equilibrium model of the financial structure including money, bonds, and several banks and their integration and abolition. We treat a bank as a coalition of members of the society, (not as a member of the society), and use the social coalitional equilibrium concept for descripting the dynamic economic structure. This paper will provide a new perspective on the temporary general equilibrium approach for monetary and dynamic financial arguments.Temporary General Equilibrium, Social Coalitional Equilibrium, Financial Structure, Indirect Finance, Bankruptcy