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UC Merced Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society Title The Simpler, the Better: A New Challenge for Fair-Division Theory Publication Date The Simpler, the Better: A New Challenge for Fair-Division Theory
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According to John Rawls, there exists a perfect procedural justice for which there is no conflict between process and outcome. One such procedure is the Divide and Choose. Recently, the mathematical theory of fair-division extended this idea by developing procedures that offer fairer outcomes and a better guarantee of justice. Here, we tested the extent to which the distributive and procedural properties of these perfect and improved division procedures were perceived as more satisfactory and
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