Benefit sharing in holding situations
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From the authors' abstract: A situation is studied where one agent has available an amount of storage facility and the other agents have some goods, parts of which can be stored generating benefits. The problem of sharing the benefits produced by full cooperation between agents is tackled in this paper by introducing a related cooperative game. The game turns out to be a big boss game with interesting theoretical properties.
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