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stand point by modelling this problem as a cost sharing game that turns out to be a ‘reverse’ airport game whose core is … shown to have a regular structure. This enables an easy calculation of the nucleolus that happens to define the upper bound …
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Three values for non-transferable utility games -- the Harsanyi NTU-value, the Shapley NTU-value, and the Maschler--Owen consistent NTU-value -- are compared in a simple example. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 2004
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By focusing on players’ relative contributions, we study some properties for values in positive cooperative games with transferable utilities. The well-known properties of symmetry (also known as “equal treatment of equals”) and marginality are based on players’ marginal contributions to...
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This paper presents an axiomatic characterization of the Owen set of transportation games. In the characterization we use six properties including consistency (CONS2) and splitting and merging (SM) which are firstly proposed and defined for this setup in the present paper. Copyright Kluwer...
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There have been two main lines in the literature on restricted games: the first line was started by Myerson (1977) that studied graph-restricted games an the second one was initiated by Faigle (1989). The present paper provides a unified way to look on the literature and establishes connections...
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through the core of a capacity that is explicitly derived within our framework. Our result in this paper also derives Gilboa …
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