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Barter models ∗

This paper presents a family of models that involve a pair of actors that aim at bartering the goods from two privately owned pools of heterogeneous goods. The barter can occur only once or can be a repeated process with possibilities of retaliation and can involve either a single good or a basket of goods from each actor. We are indeed going to examine both the basic symmetric model (one-to-on...

Iterative barter models

The paper presents two models of iterative barter where two players (A and B) aim at exchanging a pair of items without sharing any common scale of evaluation nor any common numerary good as the money. An item may be either a good or a chore (i. e. a bad) or a service of some kind and may “belong” to either players. In the first model every player proposes to the other a pair of items in an alt...

Additive Barter Models *

The paper presents some models involving a pair of actors that aim at bartering the goods from two privately owned pools of heterogeneous goods. In the models we discuss in the paper the barter can occur only once and can involve either a single good or a basket of goods from each actor/player. In the paper we examine both the basic symmetric model (one-to-one barter) as well as some other vers...

Knowledge Barter in Cities

Since Marshall (1890), it has been common for economists to model knowledge transfers as exogenous spillovers. However, there are many instances of knowledge transfers that are deliberate and reciprocal. This paper models these endogenous knowledge transfers and shows that endogenous knowledge barter is fundamentally different than exogenous spillovers. Holding city size fixed, we show that kno...

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