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A Flow Approach to Bankruptcy Problems

In this note we represent a classical bankruptcy problem as a standard flow problem on a simple network and implement some known division rules from the bankruptcy literature via suitable cost functions in the related minimum cost flow problem.

R. Branzei | S. Tijs | G. Ferrari | V. Fragnelli

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