Equilibria in a standard risk economy are thus robust to adding small. degrees of uncertainty. Finally, we give conditions under which some assets are not traded. due to uncertainty aversion. JEL Codes: D0, D5, D8, G1. Keywords: Knightian Uncertainty, General Equilibrium Theory, Financial Markets, Determi-.
(sÉ-prÄsâ²Ér). n. 1. or supÂ·pressÂ·er One that suppresses: a suppressor of free speech. 2. A gene that suppresses the phenotypic expression of another gene, especially of a mutant gene.
Suppression is the act of keeping something from happening â like the suppression of tears while sitting on a public bus. In psychology, suppression is the act of stopping yourself from thinking or feeling something. It is generally presumed to be ineffective because even if you suppress or hold back an emotion, like anger, that feeling returns with a vengeance. Suppression can also mean the act of holding something else back, like the suppression of a book from publication because you don't like its message.