ON DIVIDING AN AMOUNT ACCORDING TO INDIVIDUAL CLAIMS OR LIABILITIES

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[2] Balinski ML., 2001, FAIR REPRESENTATION, V2

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[6] HUNTINGTON EV, 1928, AM MATH SOC T, V30, P85

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[1] GAME THEORETIC ANALYSIS OF A BANKRUPTCY PROBLEM FROM THE TALMUD [J]. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY, 1985, 36 (02) : 195 - 213

[2] Balinski ML., 2001, FAIR REPRESENTATION, V2

[3] THE THEORY OF PROGRESSIVE TAXATION I. Fixation of the Problem [J]. ECONOMIC JOURNAL, 1901, 11 (44) : 481 - 491

[4] Edgeworth F. Y., 1898, CLASSICS THEORY PUBL

[5] Harsanyi J.C., 1959, CONTRIBUTIONS THEORY, VIV

[6] HUNTINGTON EV, 1928, AM MATH SOC T, V30, P85

[7] LENSBERG T, 1982, STABILITY COLLECTIVE

[8] LENSBERG T, 1985, COST ALLOCATION METH

[9] LENSBERG T, 1983, STABILITY NASH SOLUT

[10] THE SEPARABILITY AXIOM AND EQUAL-SHARING METHODS [J]. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY, 1985, 36 (01) : 120 - 148