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Fair (and Not so Fair) Division
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications
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Ranojoy Basu, Conan Mukherjee
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Ranojoy Basu, Conan Mukherjee
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The Review of Economic Studies, 1977
The " divide-and-choose " method has played an important role in the literature on fair division.' This technique for allocating bundles of goods seems impartial, requires little cooperation from agents, and is nearly free of administrative costs. It is therefore somewhat puzzling that it has found so few applications in the real world, where sometimes
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The " divide-and-choose " method has played an important role in the literature on fair division.' This technique for allocating bundles of goods seems impartial, requires little cooperation from agents, and is nearly free of administrative costs. It is therefore somewhat puzzling that it has found so few applications in the real world, where sometimes
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2019
When allocating a set of goods to a set of agents, a classic fairness notion called envy-freeness requires that no agent prefer the allocation of another agent to her own. When the goods are indivisible, this notion is impossible to guarantee, and prior work has focused on its relaxations.
Daniel Halpern 0002, Nisarg Shah 0001
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When allocating a set of goods to a set of agents, a classic fairness notion called envy-freeness requires that no agent prefer the allocation of another agent to her own. When the goods are indivisible, this notion is impossible to guarantee, and prior work has focused on its relaxations.
Daniel Halpern 0002, Nisarg Shah 0001
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Fair Division without Additivity
The American Mathematical Monthly, 2005(2005). Fair Division without Additivity. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 112, No. 4, pp. 363-365.
DALL'AGLIO, MARCO, MACCHERONI F. A.
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1992
In Legut et al. [1991] economies are considered in which a measurable good (like land) is the unique commodity. Such a game ‘generates’ a TU-game which the authors call a fair division game (FDG for short). An economy with land has competitive equilibria and equilibrium payoffs associated with such equilibria.
Reijnierse, J.H. +2 more
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In Legut et al. [1991] economies are considered in which a measurable good (like land) is the unique commodity. Such a game ‘generates’ a TU-game which the authors call a fair division game (FDG for short). An economy with land has competitive equilibria and equilibrium payoffs associated with such equilibria.
Reijnierse, J.H. +2 more
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2008
Abstract This article provides a review of the literature on fair division, which has flourished in recent years. It focuses on three different literatures in the field: the allocation of several indivisible goods, the division of a single heterogeneous good, and the division, in whole or in part, of several divisible goods.
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Abstract This article provides a review of the literature on fair division, which has flourished in recent years. It focuses on three different literatures in the field: the allocation of several indivisible goods, the division of a single heterogeneous good, and the division, in whole or in part, of several divisible goods.
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Fair Rent Division on a Budget
Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2018The standard approach to fair rent division assumes that agents have quasi-linear utilities, and seeks allocations that are envy free; it underlies an algorithm that is widely used in practice. However, this approach does not take budget constraints into account, and, therefore, may assign agents to rooms they cannot afford. By contrast,
Ariel D. Procaccia +2 more
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Efficient Fair Division with Minimal Sharing
Operations Research, 2022Fedor Sandomirskiy, Erel segal-halevi
exaly
2000
In this article I introduce legal scholars to concepts of fairness developed by microeconomic theorists. My starting point is a review of the books: Cooperative Microeconomics: A Game-Theoretic Introduction, by Herve Moulin, and Equity: In Theory and Practice, by H. Peyton Young.
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In this article I introduce legal scholars to concepts of fairness developed by microeconomic theorists. My starting point is a review of the books: Cooperative Microeconomics: A Game-Theoretic Introduction, by Herve Moulin, and Equity: In Theory and Practice, by H. Peyton Young.
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