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Incentive compatible mechanisms with full transferability

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Epistemological implementation of social choice functions

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Epistemological Implementation of Social Choice Functions

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We investigate the implementation of social choice functions (SCFs) from an epistemological perspective. We consider the possibility that in higher-order beliefs there exists an honest agent who is motivated by intrinsic preference for honesty as well as material interest. We assume weak...

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