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Why So Much Consensus? Reciprocal Aggregation and the Duality Between Persons and Groups

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Why so much consensus? Reciprocal aggregation and the duality between persons and groups







Why do shareholders so often vote like one man in general assembly meetings? Unless markets are perfect, this challenges the conventional wisdom. We address this puzzle by proposing a general equilibrium notion of reciprocal aggregation: Firms aggregate the preferences of shareholders, and reciprocally shareholders aggregate the of perceived preferences (or beliefs) of …rms. We show how a mere Pareto condition for both aggregation mechanisms results in full alignment of shareholders, and restores the …rst welfare theorem even in case of severe market failures.

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Hervé Cres

New York University

Theory of General Equilibrium and The Theory of Social Choice

11 March 2016 (Friday)

4pm - 5.30pm

Meeting Room 5.1, Level 5

School of Economics 

Singapore Management University

90 Stamford Road

Singapore 178903