The Shapley value in the non differentiate case

@article{Mertens1988TheSV,  title={The Shapley value in the non differentiate case},  author={Jean-François Mertens},  journal={International Journal of Game Theory},  year={1988},  volume={17},  pages={1-65},  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:118017018}}
  • J. Mertens
  • Published1988
  • Mathematics, Economics
  • International Journal of Game Theory
The Shapley value is shown to exist even when there are essential non differentiabilities on the diagonal. 

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