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A general concept of procedural fairness for one-stage implementation

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A requirement of procedural fairness is introduced and imposed on game forms. According to this axiom, everybody should be able, by varying unilaterally one`s strategy while keeping the others' strategies fixed, to produce the same set of outcomes. This axiom is called « Equality of Attainable Sets ». A necessary and sufficient condition for Nash implementability with Equality of Attainable Sets is provided under a mild domain restriction. This condition is shown to be equivalent to Nash implementability in structured models where each agent is homo oeconomicus.

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Correspondence to Frédéric Gaspart.

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I thank C. d'Aspremont, S. Barbera, K. Binmore, J. Roemer, L. Gevers and an anonymous referee for their comments. The usual disclaimer applies.

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Gaspart, F. A general concept of procedural fairness for one-stage implementation. Soc Choice Welfare 21, 311–322 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00355-003-0261-7

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