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Consider a population for which Assumptions 2 and 4 hold and let μ be any maximal matching ( when there is no restriction on the size of the ex- changes that can be included in a matching ) . Then there exists a maximal matching v which ...
Consider a population for which Assumptions 2 and 4 hold and let μ be any maximal matching ( when there is no restriction on the size of the ex- changes that can be included in a matching ) . Then there exists a maximal matching v which ...
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The theory of two - sided matching markets has interested researchers for its theoretical ap- peal and relevance to real - life applications . The matching of medical residents and hospitals in the United States has been studied ...
The theory of two - sided matching markets has interested researchers for its theoretical ap- peal and relevance to real - life applications . The matching of medical residents and hospitals in the United States has been studied ...
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The literature on urn - ball and stock - flow matching models has typically assumed that wages are either posted by firms as a recruiting device or bargained ex post by workers and firms . But the most important difference between this ...
The literature on urn - ball and stock - flow matching models has typically assumed that wages are either posted by firms as a recruiting device or bargained ex post by workers and firms . But the most important difference between this ...
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