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A procedural egalitarian solution for NTU-games

Discrete Applied Mathematics. 2019. P. 1–25.
Dietzenbacher B., Borm P., Hendrickx R.
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This paper introduces and analyzes a procedural egalitarian solution for nontransferable utility games. This concept is based on an egalitarian procedure in which egalitarian opportunities of coalitions are explicitly taken into account. We formulate conditions under which the new solution prescribes a core element and derive a direct expression on the class of bargaining games and the class of bankruptcy games.

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Keywords: egalitarianismegalitarian procedureprocedural egalitarian solutionegalitarian stabilityconstrained relative equal awards ruleNTU-games
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Mechanism Design: internet-markets (2019)
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