On Social Envy-Freeness in Multi-Unit Markets

Authors: Michele Flammini, Manuel Mauro, Matteo Tonelli

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Research Type Theoretical For all the above cases we show the hardness of the revenue maximization problem and give corresponding approximation results. All our approximation bounds are optimal or nearly optimal. Moreover, we provide an optimal allocation algorithm for general valuations with item-pricing, under the assumption of social graphs of bounded treewidth. Finally, we determine optimal bounds on the corresponding price of envy-freeness...
Researcher Affiliation Academia Gran Sasso Science Institute, L Aquila, Italy University of L Aquila, L Aquila, Italy michele.flammini@univaq.it, manuel.mauro@gssi.it, matteo.tonelli@gssi.it
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