A Set of Axioms for Neoclassical Economics and the Methodological Status of the Equilibrium Concept

Economics and Philosophy 8 (1):51-82 (1992)
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Abstract

It is widely agreed that the concept of general equilibrium and, in particular, general equilibrium existence proofs play a central role within the neoclassical approach to economic theory. There is much less agreement, however, on the concepts of general equilibrium and of neoclassical economic theory themselves.

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