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Distance flexibility in spatial matching: the value of concentration
In spatial matching markets, a supply unit's flexibility is measured by its service radius, the maximum distance at which it can serve demand. In dimensions $k \geq 2$, we study how a platform should allocate service radii among the supply nodes subject to a budget on their sum. The platform makes t
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