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This article considers the resource allocation problem among several connected agents. An oriented graph without contours represents connections between agents. Any agent can get a resource only if all agents whose outputs connected to this agent’s input get a resource required. We describe two algorithms for this problem solving (exact and heuristic) and represent calculation examples.