chritchens

3 ms·

1. 1.▲
   by chritchens 8y ago

   Complex. Too long to discuss here. Politics then. Not helpful. Thank you for citing the theorem though.
2. 2.▲
   by chritchens 8y ago

   Goverments are very complex things. It can apply to single policies. Then here we go into politics, and I don't care to.
3. 3.▲
   by chritchens 8y ago

   Look at the reply I gave to the user you replied to. I listed the parts of the sources I used. I found really difficult to find a unified notation, but that's the sense. Try to read the parts I listed, and check if it's more under
4. 4.▲
   by chritchens 8y ago

   I've really just followed the sources. More details: First source, Theory of Mechanism Design: chapter 3, point 3.1 - General Model. It sets a general model for mechanism design. See the reply above for more info. Second source, Trade-
5. 5.▲
   by chritchens 8y ago

   sorry for the late reply drdeca, technical problem. Have still to parse your reply. I will try to give you a response anyway. 1) Well, there is no product of \Theta_i, it's sets. It's the set of all the \Theta_i. 2) the article is
6. 6.▲
   We Can’t Have Efficiency, Good Incentives and No Deficit(medium.com)

   47 points by chritchens 8y ago|11 comments