The assignment game. I: The core
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- Rationing, bargaining, and voting in 2-sided markets
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- The core of some location games
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- Two-sided matching with incomplete information about others' preferences
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- Shapley value and disadvantageous monopolies
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- The core of a further m-sided assignment game
- Buying several indivisible goods
- Assignment models and reneging
- Combinatoric classes of the transportation problem and their properties
- Price indeterminacy and bargaining in a market with indivisibilities
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- The nonatomic assignment model
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- A discrete fixed point theorem and its applications.
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- Stable schedule matching under revealed preference.
- Walrasian equilibrium in an exchange economy with indivisibilities.
- A search model of two-sided matching under nontransferable utility.
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- A simple selling and buying procedure
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- Balanced externalities and the Shapley value
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- From the bankruptcy problem and its concede-and-divide solution to the assignment problem and its fair division solution
- The stable fixtures problem with payments
- Strategy-proofness of worker-optimal matching with continuously transferable utility
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- On a class of vertices of the core
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- Core stability and core selection in a decentralized labor matching market
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- The complexity of egalitarian mechanisms for linear programming games
- Implementability, Walrasian equilibria, and efficient matchings
- A multi-item auction with budget-constrained bidders and price controls
- Competition in a posted-salary matching market under private information
- On the 1-nucleolus
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- Sequential rules for house allocation with price restrictions
- The search value of a set
- Power at general equilibrium
- Pairwise mergers in bipartite matching games with an application in collaborative logistics
- An alternative proof of the characterization of core stability for the assignment game
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