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    Implementation by self-relevant mechanisms: Applications. (English)
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    2 April 2003
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    In a self-relevant mechanism, each agent announces only his own preference together with an outcome and an agent index. In this paper, the author examines implementability of well-known social choice correspondences by self-relevant mechanisms and reviews some previous results in the Nash implementation problem from the view point of self-relevancy or informational decentralization on mechanisms.
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