For excludable public goods, we propose simple mechanisms to uniquely implement a (core) stable and efficient production and cost-sharing outcome: consumers are asked to announce sequentially their minimal requested level of public good and a subscription towards its production. In one mechanism the subscriptions depend on the order of moves. In a second mechanism, the subscriptions are order-independent and thus symmetric. The equilibrium outcomes induced by our mechanisms are immune to strategic deviations by coalitions. Journal of Economic Literature Classification Numbers: H41, C72, D78. © 1999 Academic Press
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Each one of n users consumes an idiosyncratic commodity produced in indivisible units. The n commodi...
This paper studies the relation between Bayesian mechanism design and the Ramsey-Boiteux approach to...
The strategic analysis of the private provision of a discrete public good has shown the existence of...
We propose two sequential mechanisms for efficient production of public goods. Our analysis differs ...
We propose two sequential mechanisms for efficient production of public goods. Our analysis differs ...
We analyze a symmetric Bayesian game in which two players individually contribute to fund a discrete...
We study a balanced mechanism that is capable of implementing in Nash equilibrium all the Pareto-eff...
Summary. We study a model of negotiation and coalition formation concerning a public expenditure and...
This study considers the twin problems of free riding and coordination failure prevailing in the pro...
Abstract. We study a continuous and balanced mechanism that is capable of implementing in Nash equil...
In this paper, we discuss a procedure for choosing efficient output level for public goods. In secti...
We analyze a model of network formation where the costs of forming links are publicly known but an i...
In this paper we study the mechanism design problem of coalition formation and cost sharing in an el...
We revisit the analysis of subscription equilibria in a full fledged general equilibrium model with ...
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