One Strategic Woman: Sharp Ranks and a Persistent Core
Ron Kupfer
Abstract
In a balanced random stable-marriage market, one fixed woman manipulates men-proposing deferred acceptance to obtain her best attainable partner. We prove that the women's expected average true partner rank is asymptotic to ( n)2, improving the previous O(( n)4) bound, while the men's is asymptotic to n/(2 n). The men's and women's average ranks, normalized by n/ n and n, converge jointly in distribution to (U,U-1), where U is uniform on (0,1). Under optimal truthful truncation, the span of women's average ranks within the reported stable core, divided by n, converges in distribution to U-1-1.
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