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PROTOCOL: Effectiveness of social accountability interventions in low- and middle-income countries: An evidence and gap map. [PDF]
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Allocative efficiency in branch banking
European Journal of Operational Research, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Patricia Byrnes
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Efficient allocations under ambiguity [PDF]
Journal of Economic Theory, 2011 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Strzalecki, Tomasz, Werner, Jan
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Management Science, 2012
Firms routinely allocate the costs of common corporate resources down to divisions. The main insight of this paper is that any efficient allocation rule must reflect the firm's underlying cost structure. We propose a new allocation rule (the polynomial rule), which achieves efficiency and approximate budget balance.
Korok Ray, Maris Goldmanis
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Firms routinely allocate the costs of common corporate resources down to divisions. The main insight of this paper is that any efficient allocation rule must reflect the firm's underlying cost structure. We propose a new allocation rule (the polynomial rule), which achieves efficiency and approximate budget balance.
Korok Ray, Maris Goldmanis
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Finding fair and efficient allocations
2021We study the problem of fair division, where the goal is to allocate a set of items among a set of agents in a ``fair" manner. In particular, we focus on settings in which the items to be divided are either indivisible goods or divisible bads. Despite their practical significance, both these settings have been much less investigated than the divisible ...
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Technology efficiency or allocation efficiency
China Agricultural Economic Review, 2018Purpose The emergence of mega-farms in middle-income countries like Brazil and Ukraine and the efforts to consolidate small farms into larger ones in China and elsewhere have suggested that new institutional arrangements and technology progress may increase the significant farm economies of size, and therefore challenging the classical inverse ...
Hailong Cai, Tianyao Yan
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2021
Now, is the competitive market (if it really exists) a “good” way of resource allocation? Of course it depends on what we mean by “good.”
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Now, is the competitive market (if it really exists) a “good” way of resource allocation? Of course it depends on what we mean by “good.”
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Voluntary and Efficient Allocations are Walrasian
Econometrica, 1985Let \({\mathcal E}:=(\{X^ i,u^ i,\omega^ i\}_ i\), \(\{Y^ j\}_ j\), \(\{\theta_{ij}\}_{i,j})\) be a private ownership economy with \(\ell\) commodities, m consumers and n producers, where \(X^ i={\mathbb{R}}_+^{\ell}\) is the consumption set, \(u^ i\) is the utility function and \(\omega^ i\in {\mathbb{R}}^{\ell}\) is the initial endowment of consumer ...
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Fair and Efficient Online Allocations
Operations ResearchTrade-Offs in Dynamic Allocation Problems Food rescue organizations often receive donations to allocate to food pantries or families. Donations are unpredictable, and goods are often perishable; as a result, allocations have to be made within a short time frame after arrival without knowledge of future arrivals.
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