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The 14 pages that link to Lloyd Shapley, each with the reason it gives.

• John NashRelated: Shapley shared the 2012 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences with Nash for game-theory research.

• Market designRelated: His matching theory underlies major algorithms used in designed allocation systems.

• Stable matchingRelated: His joint work with Gale introduced the stable-marriage problem and its constructive solution.

• Theory of Games and Economic BehaviorRelated: His later work extended the book’s analysis of coalition value and payoff allocation.

• Cooperative game theoryRelated: His 1953 value formalized allocation by average marginal contribution.

• David GaleRelated: Gale and Shapley jointly introduced the deferred acceptance procedure in 1962.

• Gale–Shapley algorithmRelated: Shapley co-authored the algorithm’s original analysis with David Gale.

• Eric MaskinRelated: Shapley shared the 2007 prize, recognizing the broader mechanism-design tradition.

• Robert AumannRelated: Aumann and Shapley shared the 2005 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for game-theoretic work.

• Alvin E. RothRelated: Shapley shared the 2012 economics Nobel with Roth for their contributions to stable allocations and market design.

• William VickreyRelated: Shapley shared Vickrey’s 1996 Nobel Prize for contributions to incentive design.

• John Forbes Nash Jr.Related: Shapley shared the 2012 economics Nobel for game theory developments that followed Nash’s work.

• Shapley–Folkman lemmaRelated: His name is attached to the lemma through its connection with game-theoretic convexity.

• Stable matching problemRelated: His joint 1962 paper established the deferred acceptance method and stable matching existence.