In this paper, we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, subset of a general domain of preferences in economies with one public and one private good.We showthat, for two agents, there is no mechanism which is efficient, strategy-proof and where consumption of both goods is positive for all agents. For the case of two or more agents the same result occurs when nondictatorship is replaced by Individual Rationality.Publicad
This paper provides a characterization of the class of incentive compatible (i.e., strategy-proof) a...
This paper explores a typical public finance problem where there are m public goods (education, tran...
We consider strategy-proof rules operating on a rich domain of preference profiles in a set up where...
In this paper, we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, s...
In this paper, we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, s...
In this paper, we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, s...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
We consider allocation mechanisms in economies with a single indivisible good and money. First, we s...
This paper explores a typical public finance problem where there are m public goods (education, tran...
This paper provides a characterization of the class of incentive compatible (i.e., strategy-proof) a...
This paper provides a characterization of the class of incentive compatible (i.e., strategy-proof) a...
This paper explores a typical public finance problem where there are m public goods (education, tran...
We consider strategy-proof rules operating on a rich domain of preference profiles in a set up where...
In this paper, we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, s...
In this paper, we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, s...
In this paper, we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, s...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
In this paper we develop a differentiable approach to deal with incentives in a, possibly small, sub...
We consider allocation mechanisms in economies with a single indivisible good and money. First, we s...
This paper explores a typical public finance problem where there are m public goods (education, tran...
This paper provides a characterization of the class of incentive compatible (i.e., strategy-proof) a...
This paper provides a characterization of the class of incentive compatible (i.e., strategy-proof) a...
This paper explores a typical public finance problem where there are m public goods (education, tran...
We consider strategy-proof rules operating on a rich domain of preference profiles in a set up where...