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The Implementation Cost of Fairness in Service Policy Selection
Service organizations use simulation, pilot studies, and historical data to select service policies that balance aggregate performance and fairness. Existing work primarily evaluates the operational cost of fairness, defined as the performance loss caused by restricting the feasible policy set. In t
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