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	JSTOR-The Scholarly Journal Archive ECONLIT UCB Economics Collections Long Business & Economics Library Freakonomics Website 101A Class Handouts: Choose a HandoutLagrangian MultipliersDuality TheoryHicks and Slutsky DecompositionExpenditure FunctionsRevealed PreferenceCost of Living IndicesElasticityCompound Interest and Asset ValuationThe Profit FunctionThe Importance of Common KnowledgeCournot Duopoly - the Reaction FunctionMixed Strategy EquilibriaExistence of Competitive EquilibriaConvexity and Existence of Competitive EquilibriaEfficiency and Competitive EquilibriumThe First Welfare TheoremConstruction of Scitovsky Contours and Cost Benefit AnalysisMonopoly, Taxes and Market FailureRobinson Crusoe and MonopolyExternalities and the Failure of Efficiency under CompetitionThe Arrow Impossibility TheoremSummary NotesSome Final Thoughts	Try Yanto Suryono's Java Surface Plotter • (x^2)-(y^2) to generate a surface with a saddle point. • (x^0.33)*(y^0.67) to generate a Cobb-Douglas Utility Function. Change all of the minima to zero. • 2*x-x^2-x*y and 2*y-y^2-x*y to show profit levels for identical duopolists. Change all of the minima to zero. Try Trudy Cameron's Edgeworth Boxer