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Stochastic stability is applied to the problem of exchange. We analyze the stochastic stability of two dynamic trading processes in a simple housing market. In both models traders meet in pairs at random and exchange their houses when trade is mutually beneficial, but occasionally they make...
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coalition structures, and provide sufficient conditions for efficiency. – externalities ; marginal contributions ; Shapley value …
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share profits assume or derive the property of efficiency. Yet we argue that players may have an interest to choose with … sufficient conditions for efficiency. …
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share profits assume or derive the property of efficiency. Yet we argue that players may have an interest to choose with … sufficient conditions for efficiency. -- externalities ; coalition formation ; Shapley value …
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share profits assume or derive the property of efficiency. Yet we argue that players may have an interest to choose with … sufficient conditions for efficiency …
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marginal contributions and externalities. If one requires efficiency for the grand coalition, we provide several results … concerning extensions of the Shapley value. Using the axioms of efficiency, anonymity, marginality and monotonicity, we provide …
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coalition structures, and provide sufficient conditions for efficiency. …
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profits assume or derive the property of efficiency. Yet we argue that players may have an interest to choose with whom to … sufficient conditions for efficiency. …
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In an exchange economyw ith a finite number of indivisible goods, we analyze a dynamic trading process of coalitional recontracting where agents may make mistakes with small probability. We show first that the recurrent classes of the unperturbed (mistakefree) process consist of (i) all core...
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In an exchange economyw ith a finite number of indivisible goods, we analyze a dynamic trading process of coalitional recontracting where agents may make mistakes with small probability. We show first that the recurrent classes of the unperturbed (mistakefree) process consist of (i) all core...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014064875