We study assignment problems with externalities where agents have expectations about the reactions of other agents to group deviations. We present notions of core consistent with such expectations and identify the largest and smallest cores. We restrict the domain of preferences to study the relationship between essentially single-valued cores and the existence of strategy-proof, individually rational, and efficient mechanisms.
Strategy Proofness and Coalitional Stability in Assignment Problems with Externalities
Matteo Maria Triossi VerondiniWriting – Review & Editing
2023-01-01
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We study assignment problems with externalities where agents have expectations about the reactions of other agents to group deviations. We present notions of core consistent with such expectations and identify the largest and smallest cores. We restrict the domain of preferences to study the relationship between essentially single-valued cores and the existence of strategy-proof, individually rational, and efficient mechanisms.File in questo prodotto:
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