Mathematical Psychics

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Mathematical Psychics is Francis Ysidro Edgeworth’s influential 1881 treatise that applies mathematical methods to economics and utility theory, laying early foundations for modern microeconomics and game theory.

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instanceOf book
treatise
author Francis Ysidro Edgeworth NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
field decision theory
economics
game theory
mathematical economics
microeconomics
utility theory
welfare economics
genre academic monograph
hasConcept Edgeworth box NERFINISHED
contract curve
core of an economy
indeterminacy of contract
utilitarian social welfare function
historicalSignificance early formalization of utility and indifference
early systematic use of mathematics in economics
foundation for the Edgeworth box representation of exchange
precursor of cooperative game theory
influenced expected utility theory NERFINISHED
game theory
general equilibrium theory
modern microeconomics
welfare economics
language English
mainTopic bargaining
contract theory
economic equilibrium
exchange economy
indifference curves
utilitarian ethics
utility maximization
welfare comparisons
publicationYear 1881
relatedPerson Leon Walras NERFINISHED
Vilfredo Pareto NERFINISHED
William Stanley Jevons NERFINISHED
relatedTo marginalism
neoclassical economics NERFINISHED
utilitarianism
relatedWork The Theory of Political Economy NERFINISHED
subjectOf scholarly commentary in history of economic thought
timePeriod 19th century
usesMethod calculus
mathematics
probability theory

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Francis Ysidro Edgeworth notableWork Mathematical Psychics