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General equilibrium as a book category covers works that analyze how all markets in an economy interact and clear simultaneously, determining prices, allocations, and welfare in a unified framework. Titles typically develop the Walrasian/Arrow–Debreu model, the welfare theorems, and results on existence, uniqueness, and stability, often using rigorous mathematical tools. They also explore extensions to time and uncertainty, heterogeneous agents, incomplete markets, externalities, and frictions, and connect theory to practice through computable and dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (CGE and DSGE) models. Books in this genre range from advanced textbooks to research monographs and applied policy studies, using the general equilibrium lens to assess trade, taxation, environmental regulation, financial markets, and macroeconomic fluctuations.

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