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doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2671134
handle: 2445/67711
An extension of the standard rationing model is introduced. Agents are not only identified by their respective claims on some amount of a scarce resource, but also by some exogenous ex-ante conditions (initial stock of resource or net worth of agents, for instance), different from claims. Within this framework, we define a generalization of the constrained equal awards rule. We provide two different characterizations of this generalized rule. Finally, we use the corresponding dual properties to characterize a generalization of the constrained equal losses rule.
Equilibri (Economia), Bankruptcy, Competition, Competència econòmica, Rationing, Equal awards rule, Equal losses rule, Ex-ante conditions, Claims problema., Equality, Fallida, Equilibrium (Economics), Rationing, Igualtat, Racionament del consum, jel: jel:D63
Equilibri (Economia), Bankruptcy, Competition, Competència econòmica, Rationing, Equal awards rule, Equal losses rule, Ex-ante conditions, Claims problema., Equality, Fallida, Equilibrium (Economics), Rationing, Igualtat, Racionament del consum, jel: jel:D63
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