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consistency property. Copyright Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 …
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In this article a new value for positive cooperative games is introduced. It generalizes the “proportional division of surplus” idea for two person games. A characterization by means of preservation of ratios and efficiency provides existence and uniqueness. Moreover, this value is the only...
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In this article a new value for positive cooperative games is introduced. It generalizes the “proportional division of surplus” idea for two person games. A characterization by means of preservation of ratios and efficiency provides existence and uniqueness. Moreover, this value is the only...
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Disadvantage is a popular and controversial word in India these days. In October 2007, half a million Gujars, traditionally a pastoral community of north and central India, filled the streets of several towns in the Indian state of Rajasthan demanding that they be classified by their state...
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reduced game consistency. …
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consistency and fairness and relying on properties satisfied by the Shapley value for Transferable Utility (TU) games. We show a …
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We consider the problem of dividing the cost of a facility when agents can be ordered in terms of the need they have for it, and accommodating an agent with a certain need allows accommodating all agents with lower needs at no extra cost. This problem is known as the “airport problem”, the...
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set of axioms of which the one with the most far-reaching effect is an associated consistency property already used in …
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associated consistency axiom and the continuity axiom. As a by-product, we note that neither the additivity nor the efficiency …
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