We propose two axioms that introduce lower bounds into resource monotonicity requirements for rules for the problem of adjudicating conflicting claims. Suppose the amount to divide increases. The first axiom requires that two claimants whose lower bound changes equally experience an equal change in awards. The second axiom requires that extra resources are divided only among those claimants who experience a strictly positive change in their lower bound. We show that, in the two-claimant case, Concede-and-Divide is the only rule that satisfies both axioms when the axioms are defined over a large set of lower bounds that include the minimal rights lower bound and the secured lower bound. We also show that, in the n-claimant case where at leas...
We study the implications of secured lower bound when imposed together with minimal rights first or ...
When resources are divided among agents, resources are in many cases divided proportionally to their...
Consider the following nine rules for adjudicating conflicting claims: the pro-portional, constraine...
We propose two axioms that introduce lower bounds into resource monotonicity require- ments for rule...
In a claims problem (O'Neill 1982), a group of individuals have claims on a resource but its endowme...
The existence of lower bounds that guarantee a minimum to each agent involved in an allocation (clai...
For the problem of adjudicating conflicting claims, we consider the requirement that each agent shou...
We consider the problem of dividing a resource among a group of agents who have conflicting claims o...
The notion of lower bound on awards has been introduced in the literature to analyze the establishme...
We consider the problem of allocating some amount of an infinitely divisible and homogeneous resourc...
The establishing of warranties in order to ensure some minimum awards to each agent involved in an a...
We impose the axiom Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives on division rules for the conflicting cl...
In this paper we introduce a new axiom, denoted claims separability, that is satisfied by several cl...
For the problem of adjudicating conflicting claims, a rule is consistent if the choice it makes for ...
Consider the following nine rules for adjudicating conflicting claims: the proportional, constrained...
We study the implications of secured lower bound when imposed together with minimal rights first or ...
When resources are divided among agents, resources are in many cases divided proportionally to their...
Consider the following nine rules for adjudicating conflicting claims: the pro-portional, constraine...
We propose two axioms that introduce lower bounds into resource monotonicity require- ments for rule...
In a claims problem (O'Neill 1982), a group of individuals have claims on a resource but its endowme...
The existence of lower bounds that guarantee a minimum to each agent involved in an allocation (clai...
For the problem of adjudicating conflicting claims, we consider the requirement that each agent shou...
We consider the problem of dividing a resource among a group of agents who have conflicting claims o...
The notion of lower bound on awards has been introduced in the literature to analyze the establishme...
We consider the problem of allocating some amount of an infinitely divisible and homogeneous resourc...
The establishing of warranties in order to ensure some minimum awards to each agent involved in an a...
We impose the axiom Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives on division rules for the conflicting cl...
In this paper we introduce a new axiom, denoted claims separability, that is satisfied by several cl...
For the problem of adjudicating conflicting claims, a rule is consistent if the choice it makes for ...
Consider the following nine rules for adjudicating conflicting claims: the proportional, constrained...
We study the implications of secured lower bound when imposed together with minimal rights first or ...
When resources are divided among agents, resources are in many cases divided proportionally to their...
Consider the following nine rules for adjudicating conflicting claims: the pro-portional, constraine...