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Combining equity and utilitarianism in a mathematical programming model

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Fair allocation of indivisible goods with minimum inequality or minimum envy

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Complexity of optimal paths in strongly concave problems

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Compromise utilitarian solutions in multi-criteria optimization problems as a guide for evolutionary algorithms

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On the egalitarian-utilitarian spectrum in stochastic capacitated resource allocation problems

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Integrability conditions, income distribution, and social structures

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A proof of Arrow's impossibility theorem by mathematica

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Integer programming and arrovian social welfare functions

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Geometric Discounting in Discrete, Infinite-Horizon Choice Problems

Kochov, Asen - 2016

The rate of time preference is traditionally defined as the marginal rate of substitution between current and future consumption. This definition is not applicable when outcomes are indivisible. Such is the case in all discrete-choice dynamic problems which arise, for example, in modeling...

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