You want to divide students into pairs who will share a 2-bedroom apartment for the coming year (one-sided matching). Your interest is in "stable roommates," i.e. such that there is no blocking pair: no two students would rather room with each other than their current assigned roommates. 1. Suppose there is one 2-bedroom apartment and three students with preferences: A: CAB

You want to divide students into pairs who will share a 2-bedroom apartment for the coming year (one-sided matching). Your interest is in "stable roommates," i.e. such that there is no blocking pair: no two students would rather room with each other than their current assigned roommates. 1. Suppose there is one 2-bedroom apartment and three students with preferences: A: CAB

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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