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David Cass

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David Cass's Degrees

PhD Economics Carnegie Mellon University
Bachelors Economics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, David Cass was a professor of economics at the University of Pennsylvania, mostly known for his contributions to general equilibrium theory. His most famous work was on the Ramsey–Cass–Koopmans model of economic growth.

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David Cass's Published Works

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Published Works

Optimum Growth in an Aggregative Model of Capital Accumulation (1965) (2275)
Do Sunspots Matter? (1983) (1024)
The structure of investor preferences and asset returns, and separability in portfolio allocation: A contribution to the pure theory of mutual funds (1970) (452)
On capital overaccumulation in the aggregative, neoclassical model of economic growth: A complete characterization (1972) (271)
The structure and stability of competitive dynamical systems (1976) (183)
The Structure of Financial Equilibrium with Exogenous Yields: The Case of Incomplete Markets (1989) (157)
Existence of competitive equilibrium in a general overlapping-generations model (1980) (143)
A Re-examination of the Pure Consumption Loans Model (1966) (138)
Optimum economic growth in an aggregative model of capital accumulation : a turnpike theorem (1966) (116)
Individual saving, aggregate capital accumulation, and efficient growth (1965) (97)
The structure of financial equilibrium with exogenous yields : The case of restricted participation (1990) (95)
The role of money in supporting the pareto optimality of competitive equilibrium in consumption-loan type models (1979) (93)
Competitive Equilibrium with Incomplete Financial Markets (2006) (86)
Risk Aversion and Wealth Effects on Portfolios with Many Assets (1972) (64)
Sunspots and Incomplete Financial Markets: The Leading Example (1989) (63)
On Trees and Logs (2002) (60)
Sunspots and incomplete financial markets: The general case (1992) (59)
Generic regularity of competitive equilibria with restricted participation (2001) (58)
Pareto improving financial innovation in incomplete markets (1998) (57)
The Hamiltonian approach to dynamic economics (1978) (53)
The Implications of Alternative Saving and Expectations Hypotheses for Choices of Technique and Patterns of Growth (1969) (46)
Indefinitely sustained consumption despite exhaustible natural resources (1991) (42)
Market Participation and Sunspot Equilibria (1995) (41)
introduction to Hamiltonian Dynamics in Economics (1976) (33)
Distinguishing inefficient competitive growth paths: A note on capital overaccumulation and rapidly diminishing future value of consumption in a fairly general model of capitalistic production (1972) (30)
Incomplete financial markets and indeterminacy of competitive equilibrium (1991) (26)
Stationary Equilibria with Incomplete Markets and Overlapping Generations (1992) (25)
Duality: A symmetric approach from the economist's vantage point (1974) (24)
On the Existence of Optimal Stationary Equilibria with a Fixed Supply of Fiat Money: I. The Case of a Single Consumer (1986) (23)
Present Values Playing the Role of Efficiency Prices in the One-Good Growth Model (1971) (19)
Regular Demand with Several, General Budget Constraints (1992) (17)
Multiplicity in General Financial Equilibrium with Portfolio Constraints (2006) (16)
Convexity and sunspots: A remark (1990) (12)
Bridging the Gap: Technology and Veteran Academic Success. (2014) (10)
On the Wicksellian Point-Input, Point-Output Model of Capital Accumulation: A Modern View (or, Neoclassicism Slightly Vindicated) (1973) (9)
A note on the role of money in providing sufficient intermediation (1966) (8)
Efficient Intertemporal Allocation, Consumption-Value Maximization, and Capital-Value Transversality: A Unified View (1979) (7)
Real indeterminacy from imperfect financial markets : two addenda (1990) (7)
Money in Consumption-Loan Type Models: An Addendum (1979) (6)
Perfect Equilibrium with Incomplete Financial Markets: An Elementary Exposition (1991) (5)
Musings on the Cass Trick (2006) (4)
The Structure of Sunspot Equilibria in the Presence of Incomplete Financial Markets: Introduction (1992) (4)
Studies in the theory of optimum economic growth (1965) (3)
Tools for Carbon Management: Potential Carbon Footprint Reduction Through Fuel Switching (2009) (3)
Selected readings in macroeconomics and capital theory from Econometrica. (1974) (3)
Introduction to the mini-symposium on “the structure of sunspot equilibria in the presence of incomplete financial markets” (1992) (2)
Notes on pareto improvement in incomplete financial markets (1995) (2)
The Strategic Student: Successfully Transitioning from High School to College Academics (2011) (2)
Market Participation and (1995) (2)
In memorian: Yves Younès (1937–1996) (1997) (2)
The Collected Scientific Work of David Cass (2011) (2)
Utility-Based Utility: The Johnsen-Donaldson Hypothesis (2008) (1)
Multiplicity and Sunspots in General Financial Equilibrium with Portfolio Constraints (2006) (1)
Resource Allocation with Probabilistic Individual Preferences: Discussion (1969) (1)
J. E. MEADE. The Stationary Economy. Pp. 238. Chicago: Aldine, 1965. $6.00 (1966) (0)
Optimizing Nutrient and Timber Management for the Town of Butner, NC (2011) (0)
Consulting Forestry / Certification and Ecosystem Services (2011) (0)
Report by Area Planning & Building Standards Manager (2006) (0)
Compatible Beliefs and Equilibrium (2008) (0)
Utility-Based Utility (2007) (0)
ESSAY I – Introduction to Hamiltonian Dynamics in Economics (1976) (0)
Working Paper # 0001 On Trees and Logs ¤ (2000) (0)
Introduction to Hamiltonian Dynamics in Economics Let (q*, K*) Be a Steady State, or Rest Point to (phds) and (phds)'. Then (0)
J. E. MEADE. The Growing Economy. Pp. 512. Chicago: Aldine, 1968. $9.75 (1969) (0)
Program of the 2001 (V) Meeting of “The Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory”Ischia, Italy, July 2–8, 2001 Hotel Continental Terme (2001) (0)
ESSAY III – The Structure and Stability of Competitive Dynamical Systems (1976) (0)
David Cass: Economic theorist (2012) (0)
'Utility-Based Utility', Second Version (2008) (0)
Robustness of the Uniqueness of Walrasian Equilibrium with Cobb-Douglas Utilities (2009) (0)
ACCUMULATION: A TURNPIKE THEOREM' (1966) (0)

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