As kidney exchange programs are growing, manipulation by hospitals be-comes more of an issue. Assuming that hospitals wish to maximize the number of their own patients who receive a kidney, they may have an incen-tive to withhold some of their incompatible donor-patient pairs and match them internally, thus harming social welfare. We study mechanisms for two-way exchanges that are strategyproof, i.e., make it a dominant strategy for hospitals to report all their incompatible pairs. We establish lower bounds IWe have benefited from valuable discussions with Moshe Tennenholtz and Davi
Many people suffer from kidney failure and need a kidney transplant. Currently, the US waiting list ...
The thesis addresses the problem of the significant shortage of kidneys from donors as well as that ...
In kidney paired donation (KPD), incompatible pairs exchange kidneys so that each recipient receives...
As kidney exchange programs are growing, manipulation by hospitals becomes more of an issue. Assumin...
As multi-hospital kidney exchange has grown, the set of players has grown from patients and surgeons...
Although a pilot national live-donor kidney exchange program was recently launched in the US, the ki...
As multi-hospital kidney exchange has grown, the set of players has grown from patients and surgeons...
Kidney exchange programs have been set in several countries within national, regional or hospital fr...
The preferred treatment for kidney failure is a trans-plant; however, demand for donor kidneys far o...
Kidney exchange programs (KEPs) increase kidney transplantation by facilitating the exchange of inco...
In kidney paired donation, incompatible patient-donor pairs are matched with other pairs, with each ...
We present a credit-based matching mechanism for dynamic barter markets — and kidney exchange in par...
In connection with an earlier paper on the exchange of live donor kidneys (Roth, Sönmez, and ‹Ünver ...
Paired Kidney Exchange (PKE) programs solve incompatibility problems of donor–patient pairs in livin...
This thesis makes a contribution to matching theory and mechanism design. It consists of four self-c...
Many people suffer from kidney failure and need a kidney transplant. Currently, the US waiting list ...
The thesis addresses the problem of the significant shortage of kidneys from donors as well as that ...
In kidney paired donation (KPD), incompatible pairs exchange kidneys so that each recipient receives...
As kidney exchange programs are growing, manipulation by hospitals becomes more of an issue. Assumin...
As multi-hospital kidney exchange has grown, the set of players has grown from patients and surgeons...
Although a pilot national live-donor kidney exchange program was recently launched in the US, the ki...
As multi-hospital kidney exchange has grown, the set of players has grown from patients and surgeons...
Kidney exchange programs have been set in several countries within national, regional or hospital fr...
The preferred treatment for kidney failure is a trans-plant; however, demand for donor kidneys far o...
Kidney exchange programs (KEPs) increase kidney transplantation by facilitating the exchange of inco...
In kidney paired donation, incompatible patient-donor pairs are matched with other pairs, with each ...
We present a credit-based matching mechanism for dynamic barter markets — and kidney exchange in par...
In connection with an earlier paper on the exchange of live donor kidneys (Roth, Sönmez, and ‹Ünver ...
Paired Kidney Exchange (PKE) programs solve incompatibility problems of donor–patient pairs in livin...
This thesis makes a contribution to matching theory and mechanism design. It consists of four self-c...
Many people suffer from kidney failure and need a kidney transplant. Currently, the US waiting list ...
The thesis addresses the problem of the significant shortage of kidneys from donors as well as that ...
In kidney paired donation (KPD), incompatible pairs exchange kidneys so that each recipient receives...