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We show a variety of convergence results for matching and coalition formation games with different forms of locality and externality constraints.

In large populations, the emergence of coalitions is often restricted by structural constraints under which agents can reorganize, e.g., local visibility or externality constraints among the agents.

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This, along with other market imperfections such as credit constraints or externalities, calls for the active intervention of the State in adaptation expenditures.

This conjoint assessment procedure allows a neighbourhood to choose among different SM options by referring to its own (revealed) preferences (MCA), while being aware of budget constraints and externalities (CBA).

These shocks strengthen incentives to borrow in good times (i.e. when "good news" about future fundamentals coincide with a low-world-interest-rate regime), thereby increasing vulnerability to crises and enlarging the pecuniary externality due to the collateral constraints.

Clusters are good in any field because they boost productivity and innovation, and cluster policy seeks to reduce constraints and encourage externalities to raise the productivity of competition.There is limited experience in policy toward clusters, which sit in between policies aimed at the general business environment and policies targeted at creating incentives for individual firms.

Although the presence of long term liquidity constraints and of positive externalities associated to academic education may suggest that the degree of investment in this type of education is lower than the social optimum, we do not recommend that vocational education should be drastically reduced or even eliminated from upper secondary curricula.

However, it cannot be accurately predicted who may continually hold the center position in the network or whether the network externalities will be eventually regarded as a resource or constraints to achieve Pareto Optimality (Kumar and Sastry, 2013) for all participants.

Britz et al. [17] proposed a new solution format for hydroeconomic river basin models, based on a multiobjective optimization problem with equilibrium constraints, which allowed, inter alia, to express spatial externalities resulting from asymmetric access to water use.

This will help to identify regions where different solutions (technical, infrastructural or socio-economic) may alleviate the constraints for intensifying production with relatively low environmental and social externalities.

In addition, overall constraints were imposed on balance-of-payment deficit, unemployment, minimal school attendance, and several society-wide externalities.

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