Uncovers a stable equilibrium under competitive conditions in envious economies, suggesting new economic models.
Here we reconstruct the Proportional Solution for Economies with both public and private ownership of productive assets, proving the existence of a competitive equilibrium assuming non-monotonic utility and actors behaving with envy. With a possibility for excess at no additional cost, our aim is to provide a mechanism under which envious individuals, competing for a commonly pooled resource, can reach a stable equilibrium. In other words, we derive a proportional solution with envious agents in a pure exchange economy.
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