The formation of coalitions

Article Abstract:

Cooperation between players and coalitions in multiperson games prior to the conduct of an activity with transferable utility is shown to result in an optimal organization represented by a binary tree. It is also shown that the dissolution of a coalition results in a loss by at least one of the subcoalitions and that the optimal structure is therefore indissoluble. Furthermore, a preference rule is established that a three-party coalition would most likely involve two coalitions instead of a simultaneous one.

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Side-payment distribution and equilibrium coalition trees for indissoluble coalitions

Article Abstract:

A general rule for side-payment distributions in a multi-player cooperative game system with transferable utility is established. The rule can be used to determine the imputation for a particular coalition structure and it is shown that an equilibrium tree for such a situation exists. Techniques for determining such optimal grouping binary trees are presented. The method can be used to determine a bargaining theory that determines side-payment distributions.

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Inferring ElectreEs veto-related parameters from outranking examples

Article Abstract:

A partial inference procedure for measuring the value of veto-related parameters given by a decision maker, is presented, with reference to Electre's veto models.

Europe, Science & research, Methods, Measurement, Veto, Inference

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