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Sunday, July 5, 2015

An interview in the Times of India, on Who Gets What and Why


A matching market is like marriage — both sides have to choose each other: Alvin Roth
Subodh Varma,TNN | Jul 5, 2015,
Posted by Al Roth at 5:01 AM
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