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On symmetry in the formation of stable partnerships
Gudmundsson, Jens - 2011
In this note, we examine the connection between the roommate model and the partnership formation model (Talman and Yang, 2011, Journal of Mathematical Economics 47, 206-212). Upon noting that both occasionally lack equilibria we look at the stable partnerships model, a combination of the former...
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Sequences in Pairing Problems: A New Approach to Reconcile Stability with Strategy-Proofness for Elementary Matching Problems
Gudmundsson, Jens - 2014
stronger incentive properties are incompatible with much weaker stability properties and vice versa. The CR rule satisfies two …
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Compromises and Rewards: Stable and Non-manipulable Probabilistic Matching
Gudmundsson, Jens - 2017
Can we reconcile stability with non-manipulability in two-sided matching problems by selecting lotteries over matchings … corresponding notions of ex-ante stability and non-manipulability. For most sets, the properties are incompatible. However, for the … set of utility functions with increasing differences, stability and non-manipulability characterize Compromises and …
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Sequences in Pairing Problems: A New Approach to Reconcile Stability with Strategy-Proofness for Elementary Matching Problems
Gudmundsson, Jens - Nationalekonomiska Institutionen, Ekonomihögskolan - 2014
stronger incentive properties are incompatible with much weaker stability properties and vice versa. The CR rule satisfies two …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011079258
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A Competitive Partnership Formation Process
Andersson, Tommy; Gudmundsson, Jens; Talman, Adolphus; … - 2013
A group of heterogeneous agents may form partnerships in pairs. All single agents as well as all partnerships generate values. If two agents choose to cooperate, they need to specify how to split their joint value among one another. In equilibrium, which may or may not exist, no agents have...
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A Competitive Partnership Formation Process
Andersson, Tommy; Gudmundsson, Jens; Talman, Dolf; … - Department of Economics and Related Studies, University … - 2013
A group of heterogenous agents may form partnerships in pairs. All single agents as well as all partnerships generate values. If two agents choose to cooperate, they need to specify how to split their joint value among one another. In equilibrium, which may or may not exist, no agents have...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010605345
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A Competitive Partnership Formation Process
Andersson, Tommy; Gudmundsson, Jens; Talman, Adolphus; … - Nationalekonomiska Institutionen, Ekonomihögskolan - 2013
A group of heterogeneous agents may form partnerships in pairs. All single agents as well as all partnerships generate values. If two agents choose to cooperate, they need to specify how to split their joint value among one another. In equilibrium, which may or may not exist, no agents have...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011241613
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A Model of Partnership Formation
Talman, Dolf; Yang, Z.F. - Tilburg University, Center for Economic Research - 2008
This paper presents a model of partnership formation. A set of agents wants to conduct some business or other activities. Agents may act alone or seek a partner for cooperation and need in the latter case to consider with whom to cooperate and how to share the profit in a collaborative and...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011091420
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A Competitive Partnership Formation Process
Talman, Dolf; Andersson, T.; Gudmundsson, J.; Yang, Z. - Tilburg University, Center for Economic Research - 2013
A group of heterogenous agents may form partnerships in pairs. All single agents as well as all partnerships generate values. If two agents choose to cooperate, they need to specify how to split their joint value among one another. In equilibrium, which may or may not exist, no agents have...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011091421
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A competitive partnership formation process
Andersson, Tommy; Gudmundsson, Jens; Talman, Dolf; … - In: Games and Economic Behavior 86 (2014) C, pp. 165-177
A group of heterogeneous agents may form partnerships in pairs. All single agents as well as all partnerships generate values. If two agents choose to cooperate, they need to specify how to split their joint value among one another. In equilibrium, which may or may not exist, no agents have...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010785190