This model was anticipated by its formulator in his article "The Hedonical Calculus," published after his first book New and Old Methods of Ethics.
This model was anticipated by its formulator in his article "The Hedonical Calculus," published after his first book New and Old Methods of Ethics. Its shape is altered by the injection of aggregate uncertainty and it is generally inapplicable in an Arrow-Debreu environment. Popularized as a tool by Arthur Lyon Bowley, whom it is sometimes named for, it traditionally represents the total amounts of two finite commodities possessed by two agents, whose ►origins are placed diametrically opposite from each other. FTP, name this diagram used to find competitive equilibriums, a certain box named for an Irish economist. 
This model was anticipated by its formulator in his article "The Hedonical Calculus," published after his first book New and Old Methods of Ethics.
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