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This paper studies coalition formation among individuals who differ in productivity. The output of a coalition is … determined by the sum of the productivities and the size of the coalition. We consider egalitarian societies in which coalitions … split their surplus equally and individualistic societies in which the surplus of a coalition is split according to …
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coalition only, but we will analyze allocation scheme rules, which assign payoffs to all players in all coalitions. We introduce …
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This paper studies coalition formation among individuals who differ in productivity. The output of a coalition is … determined by the sum of productivities if the coalition exceeds a minimal threshold of members. We consider competitive … societies in which the surplus of a coalition is split according to productivity and egalitarian societies in which coalitions …
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sovereignty, meaning that a deviating coalition of players does not have the power to arrange the matches of agents outside the … coalition. We study both the case of pairwise and coalitional deviations. We argue further that dominance has to be replaced by …
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Why do coalitions of people or firms stay intact overtime in some situations, while in other situations the size and members of the coalitions change frequently? This paper develops a framework based on dynamic hedonic games, a special class of cooperative games, to find conditions for the...
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We study coalitional stability in matching problems with externalities, including marriage markets, roommate problems, and Shapley-Scarf housing markets as particular cases. When preferences are randomly determined, the probability of having a coalitionally stable solution is positively affected...
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