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Orlena C. Z. Gotel,Stephen J. Morrisconomic problems. In fact, since the Shapley value can be interpreted in terms of “marginal worth”, it is closely related to traditional economic ideas. To illustrate this, we first present the Value Equivalence Theorem — the analogue of the Core Equivalence Theorem. Though other important applicati

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Roland Kaschek,Christian Kop,Vladimir A. Shekhovtsov,Heinrich C. Mayrconomic problems. In fact, since the Shapley value can be interpreted in terms of “marginal worth”, it is closely related to traditional economic ideas. To illustrate this, we first present the Value Equivalence Theorem — the analogue of the Core Equivalence Theorem. Though other important applicati

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Maya Danevaconomic problems. In fact, since the Shapley value can be interpreted in terms of “marginal worth”, it is closely related to traditional economic ideas. To illustrate this, we first present the Value Equivalence Theorem — the analogue of the Core Equivalence Theorem. Though other important applicati

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Markus Strohmaier,Jennifer Horkoff,Eric Yu,Jorge Aranda,Steve Easterbrookconomic problems. In fact, since the Shapley value can be interpreted in terms of “marginal worth”, it is closely related to traditional economic ideas. To illustrate this, we first present the Value Equivalence Theorem — the analogue of the Core Equivalence Theorem. Though other important applicati

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Konstantinos Zachos,Neil Maiden,Rhydian Howells-Morrisconomic problems. In fact, since the Shapley value can be interpreted in terms of “marginal worth”, it is closely related to traditional economic ideas. To illustrate this, we first present the Value Equivalence Theorem — the analogue of the Core Equivalence Theorem. Though other important applicati

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Kristopher Welsh,Pete Sawyerow, formalized quantifiers and their generalizations have been studied extensively by logicians. In contrast, relatively little close attention has been paid to the peculiarities of the logical behavior of quantifiers in natural languages, in spite of the fact that quantifiers have figured conspicuo