Sentence examples for claims problem from inspiring English sources

Let (( E,c,F) in mathfrak {B}_{F}) a claims problem with mediation.

In Example 4 we show this process in a particular claims problem with mediation.

With respect to the claims problem in general, three interesting empirical investigations have recently been published.

Each claims problem can be faced from two points of view: those of awards and losses.

Consider now the claims problem ((E,c)=(15,(8,12)).) Table 1 shows the proposals of the different rules we have introduced.

Most generally a claims problem is completely described by the vector of relevant claims and the amount of resources to be allocated among claimants.

(mathfrak {B}) represents the set of all claims problems.

This paper provides a natural way of coming to such agreements in claims problems.

In the social choice literature situations of allocating burdens are called "claims problems".

Particularly, two natural dual points of view appear in claims problems: awards and losses.

Note that, no rule violating this property has been proposed in claims problems literature.