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This note provides a methodological contribution to the allocation of joint revenues obtained from passepartouts. In a … unlimited number of times during a fixed period of time. The corresponding allocation problem is then how to share the total … appropriate allocation rule. …
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This discussion paper led to the publication with the same title in 'International Game Theory Review' (2012), 14(2).<P …> This note provides a methodological contribution to the allocation of joint revenues obtained from passepartouts. In a … unlimited number of times during a fixed period of time. The corresponding allocation problem is then how to share the total …
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This note provides a methodological contribution to the allocation of joint revenues obtained from passepartouts. In a … unlimited number of times during a fixed period of time. The corresponding allocation problem is then how to share the total … appropriate allocation rule. …
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We introduce a new solution for bankruptcy problems that satisfies weaker versions of the Exemption en Exclusion properties from the literature. Although the principles of Exclusion and Exemption are appealing, the specific conditions under which an agent receives its claim, respectively...
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We study the problem of allocating a set of objects, e.g. houses, tasks, offices to a group of people having preferences over these objects. For various reasons, it often happens that more objects, sometimes fewer objects are available than initially planned and allocated. How should such...
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I consider a rational expectations framework in which attention-constrained individuals compete against each other and institutions. The model reconciles a set of empirical facts that cannot be simultaneously explained by standard theories: retail trader portfolios are highly correlated, retail...
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