PDF-Assignment Rules of a Single Indivisible Object under the Full Preference Domain Cigdem

Author : lindy-dunigan | Published Date : 2015-02-26

cmuedu November 12 2014 Abstract We consider the allocation problem of a single indivisible object to one of several agents under the full preference domain when

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