Problems of Fair Division and the Egalitarian Solution

Article Abstract:

The problem of fair division among agents is examined with consideration given to alternatives. A solution is sought for the optimal division for each individual. The number of agents is variable. Only the egalitarian solution is found feasible.

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Sufficient Conditions Applied to an Optimal Control Problem of Resource Management

Article Abstract:

Sufficient conditions are derived to solve optimal control problems for exhaustible resources. Two solutions are possible. Formulation is provided for both.

Planning

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Allocation rules for land division

Article Abstract:

Division independence methods to examine the theory of allocation rules in problems of land division are presented.

United States, Methods, Analysis, Utilitarianism, Land allotment

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