1881: Mathematical Psychics

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1881: Mathematical Psychics is a foundational work in economics and game theory by Francis Ysidro Edgeworth that introduced concepts such as the Edgeworth box and early formulations of utility and bargaining theory.

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instanceOf book
foundational work in game theory
work on economics
academicDiscipline applied mathematics
economics
philosophy of economics
author Francis Ysidro Edgeworth NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
field mathematical economics
microeconomics
welfare economics NERFINISHED
genre academic monograph
hasPart analysis of bilateral exchange
discussion of utility measurement
geometric representation of exchange
treatment of contract and bargaining
hasTheoreticalApproach marginalist analysis
utilitarian framework
historicalPeriod late 19th century economics
influenced John Hicks NERFINISHED
Vilfredo Pareto NERFINISHED
bargaining theory
general equilibrium theory
modern game theory
modern microeconomic theory
welfare analysis
introducedConcept Edgeworth box NERFINISHED
contract curve
core of an economy (early formulation)
early formal analysis of exchange
indifference curves (early use)
mathematical treatment of utility
language English
mainSubject bargaining theory
economics
game theory
utility theory
notableFor early use of mathematical methods in economics
formalizing the Edgeworth box representation
influencing later neoclassical economics
pioneering analysis of the core of an economy
publicationYear 1881
relatedConcept Pareto efficiency (later formalization) NERFINISHED
indifference analysis
relatedWork Elements of Pure Economics (Léon Walras) NERFINISHED
Principles of Political Economy (William Stanley Jevons) NERFINISHED

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Francis Ysidro Edgeworth publicationYearOf 1881: Mathematical Psychics