Shapley–Scarf housing market model

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The Shapley–Scarf housing market model is a foundational economic framework that studies how a group of agents, each initially endowed with a single indivisible good (like a house), can reallocate these goods among themselves through trading to achieve a stable and efficient matching.

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Gale’s top trading cycles algorithm → relatedTo → Shapley–Scarf housing market model ⓘ

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