Recognition Program
Authors: Flip Klijn
B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, September, 2017We study the problem of allocating projects to heterogeneous workers. The simultaneous execution of multiple projects imposes constraints across project teams. Each worker has preferences over the combinations of projects in which he can potentially participate and his team members in any of these projects. We propose a revelation mechanism that is Pareto-efficient and group strategy-proof (Theorem 1). We also identify two preference domains on which the mechanism is strongly group strategy-proof (Theorem 2). Our results subsume results by Monte and Tumennasan (2013) and Kamiyama (2013) .
This paper originally appeared as
Barcelona School of Economics Working Paper 960
This paper is acknowledged by the Barcelona School of Economics Recognition Program