Manipulation via capacities in two-sided matching markets

Article Abstract:

The two-sided matching problems methodology was used to study manipulation of capacities by institutions to address resource supply problems. Misrepresentation of capacities were shown to result in an unstable solution in a two-sided matching markets model, since capacities and preferences were found to be in conflict with one another, based on the incompatibility of solution sets.

Production Planning & Control, Models, Usage, Production control, Production (Economics), Industrial capacity

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Monotonic and implementable solutions in generalized matching problems

Article Abstract:

Generalized matching problems and monotonic and implementable solutions are defined. When preferences are linear orders, the strong core is the important solution.

Analysis, Economics, Monotonic functions, Economic theory

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Stable schedule matching under revealed preference

Article Abstract:

The formation and duration of partnerships are analyzed.

Management dynamics, Partnerships, Management, Partnership, Company business management

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