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Nash implementation for resource allocation network problems with production
We provide a mechanism that solves the engineering and economic rate allocation problems in the presence of production when agents behave in a way that produces a Nash Equilibrium. The mechanism works for a range of utility functions, wider than just quasi-linear functions. The mechanism produces a Pareto-optimal allocation at Nash equilibrium. The mechanism is balanced in equilibrium and satisfies voluntary participation.