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profile the number of agents who can manipulate the rule. Second, we show that maximally preferred fair allocation rules are … the minimally (individually and coalitionally) manipulable fair and budget-balanced allocation rules according to our new …
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profile the number of agents who can manipulate the rule. Second, we show that maximally linked fair allocation rules are the … minimally (individually and coalitionally) manipulable fair and budget-balanced allocation rules according to our new concept …
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profile the number of agents who can manipulate the rule. Second, we show that maximally preferred fair allocation rules are … the minimally (individually and coalitionally) manipulable fair and budget-balanced allocation rules according to our new …
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degree of manipulability which can be used to compare the ease of manipulation in allocation mechanisms. Our measure counts … maximally linked fair allocation rules are the minimally manipulable rules among all budget-balanced and fair allocation …
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profile the number of agents who can manipulate the rule. Second, we show that maximally preferred fair allocation rules are … the minimally (individually and coalitionally) manipulable fair and budget-balanced allocation rules according to our new …
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profile the number of agents who can manipulate the rule. Second, we show that maximally linked fair allocation rules are the … minimally (individually and coalitionally) manipulable fair and budget-balanced allocation rules according to our new concept …
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degree of manipulability which can be used to compare the ease of manipulation in allocation mechanisms. Our measure counts … maximally linked fair allocation rules are the minimally manipulable rules among all budget-balanced and fair allocation …
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I study the egalitarian way of distributing resources across generations. Distributional equity deeply conflicts with the Pareto principle: efficient allocations cannot guarantee that i) each generation be assigned a consumption bundle that is at least as large as an arbitrarily small fraction...
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