The Michaelis Menten equilibrium analysis is valid if the substrate reaches equilibrium on a much faster time-scale than the product is formed or, more precisely, that
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This path-breaking work marked the successful culmination of his long battle for transforming abstract general equilibrium analysis into a practical tool for the evaluation of economic policy.
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This work has generated a major research field in economics termed Applied General Equilibrium Analysis and a corresponding area in operations research known as Simplicial Fixed Point Methods ( or Algorithms ).
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The book was intended and received as a bridge between standard and more advanced text, presenting the standard neoclassical point of view, but with a view toward General Equilibrium Analysis and Welfare Economics.
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Boulding's longstanding concern was that equilibrium analysis, market dynamics and growth theory as practised in conventional economics are based on the mathematics of difference and differential equations, as found in celestial mechanics.
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Some critics have taken the theorem to mean that General equilibrium analysis cannot be usefully applied to understand real-life economies since it makes imprecise predictions ( hence, the Anything Goes moniker ).
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While the issues are fairly technical the basic intuition is that the presence of wealth effects ( which is the feature that most clearly delineates general equilibrium analysis from partial equilibrium ) generates the possibility of multiple equilibria.
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Basic questions in general equilibrium analysis are concerned with the conditions under which an equilibrium will be efficient, which efficient equilibria can be achieved, when an equilibrium is guaranteed to exist and when the equilibrium will be unique and stable.
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Partial equilibrium analysis examines the effects of policy action in creating equilibrium only in that particular sector or market which is directly affected, ignoring its effect in any other market or industry assuming that they being small will have little impact if any.
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Boulding is widely known for his criticism of mainstream economists'use of equilibrium analysis and, in particular, for the profession's acceptance of what Boulding calls " Samuelson's dynamics " ( originating with the Foundations ( 1947 ) ).
