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Definitions

For convenience, the below definitions assume a world with two individuals, A and B, and two goods, X and Y


  • Envy:
If an individual, A, prefers the bundle of goods held by another individual, B, to his own bundle, he is said to envy individual B.
  • Fairness:
A distribution is fair if no individual envies another.
  • Superfairness:
  • Strict Superfairness:
If the bundle received by each individual is strictly preferred by that individual to the bundles received by

Properties of Fariness

Properties of Superfairness

Multistage Superfairness

Applications