House allocation with existing tenants.

The writers present a house allocation model where there are both existing tenants and new applicants. First, in order to motivate their proposed mechanism, they restrict attention to the simple case of one existing tenant. They then present the formal model and definitions. In addition, they dis...

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Published in:Journal of Economic Theory Vol. 88; no. 2; pp. 233 - 261
Main Authors: Abdulkadiroǧlu, Atila, Sönmez, Tayfun
Format: Article
Published: Academic Press Inc. October 1999
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