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Commitment 2 Condorcet Cycle 2 Condorcet Winner 2 Dynamic Voting 2 Social Experimentation 2 Social Inefficiency 2 Social Inertia 2 Status Quo Bias 2
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Book / Working Paper 2
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Gomes, Renato 1 Pavan, Alessandro 1 Roessler, Christian 1 Shelegia, Sandro 1 Strulovici, Bruno 1
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Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and Management Science (CMS-EMS), Kellogg Graduate School of Management 2
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Discussion Papers / Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and Management Science (CMS-EMS), Kellogg Graduate School of Management 2
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Cross-Subsidization and Matching Design
Gomes, Renato; Pavan, Alessandro - Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and … - 2013
We develop a theory of price discrimination in many-to-many matching markets in which agents’ preferences are vertically and horizontally differentiated. The optimal plans induce negative assortative matching at the margin: agents with a low value for interacting with other agents are included...
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The Roman Metro Problem: Dynamic Voting and the Limited Power of Commitment
Roessler, Christian; Shelegia, Sandro; Strulovici, Bruno - Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and … - 2013
A frequently heard explanation for the underdeveloped metro system in Rome is the following one: If we tried to build a new metro line, it would probably be stopped by archeological finds that are too valuable to destroy, so the investment would be wasted. This statement, which seems...
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