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Can everyone benefit from growth?
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  • 1958Immiserizing Growth: A Geometrical Note777 cited
  • 1986The Mismarriage of Bargaining Theory and Distributive Justice142 cited
  • 1987Egalitarian-Equivalent Cost Sharing of a Public Good132 cited
  • 1979Manipulation via Endowments130 cited
  • 1984Theories of Justice Based on Symmetry109 cited
  • 1979Communication and control in society67 cited

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  • 1990Fair division under joint ownership: Recent results and open problems94 cited
  • 2019Fair Division in the Internet Age92 cited
  • 1992An Application of the Shapley Value to Fair Division with Money90 cited
  • 1994Resource-monotonic solutions to the problem of fair division when preferences are single-peaked87 cited
  • 2012ON THE AXIOMATICS OF RESOURCE ALLOCATION: INTERPRETING THE CONSISTENCY PRINCIPLE78 cited
  • 1990Uniform externalities76 cited
  • 1993The fair allocation of an indivisible good when monetary compensations are possible73 cited

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