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Robert Weber

A set is convexifiable if there exists a strictly increasing, continuous rescaling of the coordinate axes which makes the set convex. Several classes of sets are investigated with regard to this property. It is shown that every convexifiable compactly generated set is the attainable set of a market in which the traders have quasiconcave utility functions.
Date Published: 1978
Citations: Weber, Robert. 1978. Attainable Sets of Quasiconcave Markets II: Convexifiable Sets. Mathematics of Operations Research. (3)257-264.