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Includes drafts, correspondence, and a manuscript with Hirofumi Uzawa on general equilibrium, dynamic analysis, and the theory of demand functions. See also the Work with Kenneth Arrow subseries, which contains some papers coauthored by Arrow, Hurwicz, and Uzawa. Arranged chronologically.

Correspondence, drafts, and research related to Fisher and Shell's collaboration on Economic Analysis of Price Production Indexes. Arranged chronologically.

Includes notes, manuscripts, reprints, referee reports, and correspondence with Arrow and others. Most of the work concerns problems of stability in general equilibrium systems and was completed in the 1950s, sometimes with coauthors (Hirofumi Uzawa and Henry Block, in particular). Arranged chronologically.

Includes notes, manuscripts, reprints, and correspondence with Richter, most from the late 1990s. Hurwicz and Richter worked on half a dozen articles together, including but not limited to individual preferences and welfare economics; they were both members of the Department of Economics at the University of Minnesota for most of their careers. Organized chronologically.

Includes drafts, correspondence, and a manuscript of a joint work with Radner and Reiter about "A Stochastic Decentralized Resource Allocation Process." Arranged chronologically.

Includes notes, manuscripts, reprints, and correspondence with Reiter, who spent most of his career at Northwestern University. Hurwicz met Reiter in the early 1950s when Hurwicz served on Reiter's dissertation committee, and they remained in contact until Hurwicz's death in 2008. Most of the files concern their collaboration in the 1990s-2000s on a book about mechanism design, Designing Economic Mechanisms, as well as work on information economics. Arranged chronologically.

Includes the collaboration between Hurwicz, Reiter, and Saari on informational decentralization (many folders use their initials [HRS]). Parts of the initial project were rewritten in the 1980s and 2000s and used in the book written by Hurwicz and Reiter, Designing Economic Mechanisms. There is overlap with the Work with Stanley Reiter subseries, and there are a number of files from Steve Williams, who worked with them on a book project. Arranged chronologically.