Core many-to-one matchings by fixed-point methods

Article Abstract:

The core many-to-one matching as fixed points of a map is characterized which gives an algorithm for finding core allocations. When preferences are substitutable, the characterization gives a simple proof of the lattice structure of core matching and also gives a method for computing the join and meet of two core matchings.

Models, Algorithms, Algorithm

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Core of convex distortions of a probability

Article Abstract:

The core of a different convex distortion of a probability measure on a nonatomic space are characterized by identifying it with the set of densities which dominate the derivative of distortion, for second order stochastic dominance.

Convex domains

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Forward trading and collusion in oligopoly

Article Abstract:

The effect of collusive forward contracting on firms competing for price and quantity in an oligopoly is analyzed.

Finland, Chile, Venture Analysis, Competition (Economics), Economic aspects, Business enterprises, Oligopolies, Collusion

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