Mechanism design is a branch of economics. It aims to design rules (also called “mechanisms” or “game forms”) that enable autonomous/decentralized realization of goals in areas such as resource allocation and public decision making, given a goal to be realized in the form of a function. Wikipedia

Sounds interesting. I had it confused with game mechanics. - I knew about second-price auction, but it seems to be an area that studies this sort of thing. - King Solomon’s dilemma - Gibbard-Satterthwaite theorem - > The only social choice rule that does not exclude a particular candidate and satisfies strategicity when society’s preferences are determined by voting among three or more candidates is the dictatorship rule.

  • [Game Theory 3rd ed.

  • Social Choice and Mechanism Design

  • Arrow’s theorem

  • Pair Majority Voting

  • Condorcet winner

  • voting paradox

  • majority voting rule

  • Boulder Voting Rules

    • Borda winner
  • preference

    • preference order
  • Social welfare function

    • universal domain
    • unanimity
      • UPP
      • UPR
    • IIA: Independence from irrelevant alternatives
    • non-dictatorship
    • Arrow’s theorem: Nothing exists that satisfies these four conditions
      • Proof by Blau
  • Unanimity = group rationality and freedom of choice = individual rationality are in conflict

  • Boulder Voting Rules Do Not Satisfy IIA

  • Cautionary Voter Theorem

  • strategic operability

  • Supply Mechanisms for Public Goods

    • street light problem
  • Transaction Mechanisms

  • Introduction to Behavioral Game Theory

  • Incentive Compatibility

  • Nash Execution Mechanism

  • matching theory

  • Stable Marriage Issues

  • Strategic Operations

  • Goethe’s royalty system

    • second-price auction
  • general impossibility theorem

  • Hurwitz’s impossibility theorem

  • Groves Mechanism

  • pivotal mechanism

  • Nash Execution Mechanism

  • Walker Mechanism


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