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Incentive Design without Hypergradients: A Social-Gradient Method
In incentive design problems, a system planner seeks to steer self-interested agents toward a socially optimal Nash equilibrium by issuing incentives in the presence of information asymmetry, that is, uncertainty about the agents' cost functions. A common approach formulates the problem as a Mathema
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