Complementarities and Externalities

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Thanh Nguyen (Purdue University)
https://simons.berkeley.edu/talks/thanh-nguyen-purdue-university-2023-10-27
Online and Matching-Based Market Design

Basic solution concepts in an economic environment with indivisible goods, such as stable matchings or competitive equilibria, may not always exist when preferences exhibit complementarities. This talk summarizes some new approaches aimed at overcoming this issue by allowing for the approximation of resource constraints.



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Online and Matching-Based Market Design
Thanh Nguyen