This paper develops aggregate relations for a matching market of heterogeneous suppliers and demanders. The point of departure is the analysis of two-sided matching found in Roth and Sotomayor (1990). Under particular assumptions about the distribution of preferences, the present paper derives asymptotic aggregate relations for the number of realized matches of different types in the presence of flexible contracts (such as a price). Simulation experiments demonstrate that the model also provides excellent predictions in small population
We study centralized many-to-many matching in markets where agents have private informa-tion about (...
We propose new techniques for understanding agents’ valuations. Our classification into “demand type...
This dissertation studies equilibrium matching patterns in the marriage and labor markets when agent...
This paper develops aggregate relations for a matching market of heterogeneous suppliers and demande...
This paper develops aggregate relations for a matching market of heterogeneous suppliers and demande...
This paper modifies and extends the aggregate equilibrium models for matching markets developed earl...
The purpose of the paper is to develop discrete and continuous probabilistic choice models for a mat...
We show that generalized median stable matchings exist in many-to-many matching markets when contrac...
Abstract. This paper studies two-sided matching markets with non-transferable utility when the numbe...
Abstract. This paper studies two-sided matching markets with non-transferable utility when the numbe...
This paper characterizes the testable implications of stability for aggregate matchings. We consider...
Since it was first introduced in 1962, matching theory has been very well studied in all aspects but...
This paper characterizes the testable implications of stability for aggregate matchings. We conside...
AbstractIn the theory of two-sided matching markets there are two well-known models: the marriage mo...
The structure, length, and characteristics of matching markets affect the outcomes for their partici...
We study centralized many-to-many matching in markets where agents have private informa-tion about (...
We propose new techniques for understanding agents’ valuations. Our classification into “demand type...
This dissertation studies equilibrium matching patterns in the marriage and labor markets when agent...
This paper develops aggregate relations for a matching market of heterogeneous suppliers and demande...
This paper develops aggregate relations for a matching market of heterogeneous suppliers and demande...
This paper modifies and extends the aggregate equilibrium models for matching markets developed earl...
The purpose of the paper is to develop discrete and continuous probabilistic choice models for a mat...
We show that generalized median stable matchings exist in many-to-many matching markets when contrac...
Abstract. This paper studies two-sided matching markets with non-transferable utility when the numbe...
Abstract. This paper studies two-sided matching markets with non-transferable utility when the numbe...
This paper characterizes the testable implications of stability for aggregate matchings. We consider...
Since it was first introduced in 1962, matching theory has been very well studied in all aspects but...
This paper characterizes the testable implications of stability for aggregate matchings. We conside...
AbstractIn the theory of two-sided matching markets there are two well-known models: the marriage mo...
The structure, length, and characteristics of matching markets affect the outcomes for their partici...
We study centralized many-to-many matching in markets where agents have private informa-tion about (...
We propose new techniques for understanding agents’ valuations. Our classification into “demand type...
This dissertation studies equilibrium matching patterns in the marriage and labor markets when agent...