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Matching may refer to matching markets (resource allocation) or the statistical technique that evaluates treatment effects. Use other tags such as [microeconomics] or [statistics] etc. in combination to clarify your question.
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The core and competitive equilibrium
I am just writing a term paper for my matching theory class and I'm having a hard time following along with the literature. …
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Question regarding preferences in Gale and Shapley (1962)
Is it correct to say that preferences in the classic Gale and Shapley College Admissions problem are quasi-linear?
Or is this something thats introduced later in the literature, vis a vis Shapley and …