The talmud rule and the securement of agents?: awards

Key Points

• Securement ensures every agent receives at least one part of their claim, enhancing fairness.
• The new property helps define how agents with feasible claims are treated under the Talmud rule.
• Analysis combines securement with properties like path independence and self-duality to characterize outcomes.
• Implications point towards a refined understanding of claims distribution among multiple agents.

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