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The Characterisation of the Uniform Reallocation Rule Without Side Payments several properties of reallocation rules such as individual rationality, endowment monotonicity, no-envy, and bilateral consistency. Our main result is the proof that individual rationality and endowment monotonicity imply Pareto optimality. This result is used to provide two characterizations of t

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Book 1997R related problems. It brings togetherthe contributions of a wide spectrum of disciplines such asStatistics, Mathematics, Mathematical Economics and OR. Thecontributions include decision theory, stochastic games, cooperativeand noncooperative games. The papers in the volume are classifiedunder five

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Alleinerziehen im Lebensverlaufity game to guarantee that the ENPAC-value coincides with the well-known solution called prenucleolus. The main conditions require that the largest excesses at the ENPAC-value are attained at the (n — 2)-person coalitions, whereas the excesses of (n — 2)-person coalitions at the ENPAC-value do not differ.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92527-5 individual contribution. Axiomatic characterizations of the ENIC-value in general and the four particular ENIC values are provided on the class of cooperative games with a fixed player set as well as a variable player set. The latter axiomatization involves a consistency axiom in terms of reduced games.

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Reduced Game Properties of Egalitarian Division Rules for TU-Games individual contribution. Axiomatic characterizations of the ENIC-value in general and the four particular ENIC values are provided on the class of cooperative games with a fixed player set as well as a variable player set. The latter axiomatization involves a consistency axiom in terms of reduced games.

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The Characterisation of the Uniform Reallocation Rule Without Side Paymentshe uniform reallocation rule. The first characterization states that the uniform reallocation rule is the unique reallocation rule satisfying individual rationality, endowment monotonicity, and no-envy. In the second characterization, no-envy is replaced by bilateral consistency.