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図書出版のお知らせ – 『基礎から学ぶマーケット・デザイン』（川越敏司教授）
[WP-04] Ekkyo Matching: How to Connect Separate Matching Markets for Welfare Improvement
[WP-03] Weak Monotone Comparative Statics
[WP-02] Interdistrict School Choice: A Theory of Student Assignment
[WP-01] Toward Market Design in Practice：A Progress Report