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English: The corollary of the Sonnenschein–Mantel–Debreu theorem proven by Pierre-André Chiappori and Ivar Ekeland in 1999 shows that market demand curves may take on highly irregular shapes, even if all individual agents in the market are perfectly rational. This diagram depicts one such possible demand curve. |
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