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• National Bureau of Economic Research [Browse]
• Grigoryan, Aram [Browse]

Series

• Working Paper Series (National Bureau of Economic Research) no. w28689. [More in this series]
• NBER working paper series no. w28689

Summary note

We study priority-based assignment problems with distributional and diversity objectives. Our work provides an axiomatic characterization of a general class of choice rules which are based on type-specific reserves and quotas. The choice rules in the class differ by the order in which applicants are considered for units reserved for different types. We show that a particular reserves- and quotas-based choice rule, where all applicants are first considered for units reserved for their own types, uniquely minimizes priority violations in this class.

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April 2021.

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