This paper examines the effects of incentivizing compatible pairs to participate in kidney exchange programs, highlighting benefits for both compatible and incompatible pairs.
This paper introduce NOM with groups, an incentive condition between strategy-proofness and non-obvious manipulability in which agents know only their own group’s preferences, and characterize the housing-market mechanisms that satisfy it via a new family of TTC variants.
We study when a kidney exchange should delay matches to keep hard-to-match patients’ prospects alive, accounting for the fact that patients decide whether to participate based on how long they expect to wait.