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Approximating Optimal Welfare in Complementary Allocation under Decentralized Information
Complementary resources are often allocated by agencies that see different coordinates of an individual's needs. If an intervention requires complementary resources, an agency may know if said person lacks its own resource; yet not know if supplying completes a useful bundle. We study allocation of
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