We study many-to-one matching problems when each firm has substitutable and separable preferences. We analyze the stochastic dominance (sd) Nash equilibria of the game induced by any probabilistic stable matching rule. We show that a unique match is obtained as the outcome of each sd-Nash equilibrium. Furthermore, individual rationality with respect to the true preferences is a necessary and su...

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Abstract During and after World War I, British businessmen made major inroads in political, administrative, policymaking circles. In so doing, they forged a nexus of power, the business-state, that aligned interests big business with state’s imperial aspirations. Well before widespread acceptance concept national economy, there was common understanding London what good for business, especially ...