Sentence examples for allocation rules are from inspiring English sources

No assumptions on allocation rules are required beyond monotonicity.

Understanding which allocation rules are implementable is a fundamental concern in mechanism design.

We also show that a large class of allocation rules are manipulable.

The three income allocation rules are designed to capture preferences for distributive justice among subjects.

Idaho — 32 delegates The delegate math: Idaho's delegate allocation rules are perhaps the most complex in the country.

We show with an example that some allocation rules are implementable only with mechanisms which will be rejected on the equilibrium path.

On top of that, Louisiana's allocation rules were so obscure and unique that just about every single one of us who wrote curtain-raisers on the primary, myself included, got it wrong.

The definitions of the terms used and the allocation rules were drawn up in a guideline.

The party's delegate-allocation rules are biased against candidates who win the majority of the votes, which gives underdogs too many chances to catch up.

"The first allocation rule is that if you are white and anything else, you are allocated to the minority," said Anita Hodgkiss, deputy assistant attorney general for civil rights.

Thus, for all such auctions, the allocation rule is the same.