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We introduce a theory on marginal values and their core stability for cooperative games with arbitrary coalition structure. The theory is based on the notion of nested sets and the complex of nested sets associated to an arbitrary set system and the M-extension of a game for this set. For a set...
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In this paper we introduce the concept of quasi-building set that may underlie the coalitional structure of a cooperative game with restricted communication between the players. Each feasible coalition, including the set of all players, contains a nonempty subset called the choice set of the...
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We introduce several new solution concepts for cooperative games with arbitrary coalition structure. Of our main interest are coalitions structures being so-called building sets. A collection of sets is a building set if every singleton is a member and if the union of any two non-disjoint sets...
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A cooperative game with non-transferable utility (NTU-game) consists of a collection of payoff sets for the subsets of a finite set of players, for which it has to be determined how much payoff each player must receive. The core of an NTU-game consists of all payoff vectors that are in the...
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