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Stochastic Non-Tâtonnement Processes and the Attraction Principle
I introduce stochastic non-tâtonnement processes and argue that they are a natural outcome of general equilibrium theory. To this end, I revisit classical demand theory to define two diffeomorphisms: the normalized Walrasian demand and a map that flattens indifference hypersurfaces. These diffeomorp
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