Journal of Mechanism and Institution Design

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In order for any work that is published by the Journal of Mechanism and Institution Design to be freely accessible to the widest audience possible, when a paper is accepted by this Journal for publication, its author(s) will be asked to release the paper under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial license. While the authors retain the copyright of their published work, this license permits anyone to copy and distribute the paper for non-commercial purposes, provided that both the author(s) of the article and the Journal are properly acknowledged. For details of the copyrights, please see the "human-readable summary" of the license.For further information, please contactTommy Andersson,Vincent Crawford,David Martimort,Paul Schweinzer, orZaifu Yang.Accepted papersSpeeding up deferred acceptanceGregory Z. Gutin, Daniel Karapetyan, Philip R. Neary, Alexander Vickery, and Anders YeoDual organ markets: Coexistence of living and deceased donorsHidekazu Anno and Morimitsu Kurino For further information, please contactTommy Andersson,Vincent Crawford,David Martimort,Paul Schweinzer, orZaifu Yang.Accepted papersSpeeding up deferred acceptanceGregory Z. Gutin, Daniel Karapetyan, Philip R. Neary, Alexander Vickery, and Anders Yeo Gregory Z. Gutin, Daniel Karapetyan, Philip R. Neary, Alexander Vickery, and Anders Yeo Erika Bérczi-Kovács, Ágnes Cseh, Kata Kosztolányi, and Attila Mályusz, pages 67-95 Lorenzo Zino, Giulia Fracastoro, Anton V. Proskurnikov, and Giuseppe Carlo Calafiore, pages 97-122 Richard Childers, Alicea Mingo, Joel Schofer, Naomi Utgoff, and William Howard Beasley, pages 123-162

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