Revenue Maximization Envy-Free Pricing for Homogeneous Resources

Authors: Gianpiero Monaco, Piotr Sankowski, Qiang Zhang

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Research Type Theoretical We provide upper and lower bounds for item and bundle pricing for the two notions of envy-freeness. The results are summarized in Table 1. Although, the problems studied here are rather basic, some of them are quite challenging. The envy-freeness requires that, given an uniform price per item, each buyer gets the number of items that maximizes his utility. The main result is to solve the EFIP-MUL problem optimally via a dynamic programming for general valuations.
Researcher Affiliation Academia Gianpiero Monaco University of L Aquila, Italy gianpiero.monaco@univaq.it Piotr Sankowski University of Warsaw, Poland sank@mimuw.edu.pl Qiang Zhang University of Warsaw, Poland qzhang@mimuw.edu.pl
Pseudocode Yes Algorithm 1: A logarithmic approximation algorithm for general valuations in PEFIP-MUL. Algorithm 2: A O(log n) approximation algorithm for non-decreasing valuations.
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