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Line 1: '''Algorithmic mechanism design''' (AMD) lies at the intersection of economic [[game theory]] and [[computer science]]. Noam Nisan and Amir Ronen, from the [[Hebrew University of Jerusalem]], first coined ~~'''~~"Algorithmic mechanism design~~'''~~" in a research paper published in 2001.<ref name="nisan">{{cite journal\|url=http://iew3.technion.ac.il/~amirr/AMDJ.pdf\|title=Algorithmic mechanism design\|first=Noam\|last=Nisan\|coauthors=Amir Ronen\|journal=Games and Economic Behavior\|year=2001\|issue=35\|pages=166–196}}</ref> It combines ideas such as utility maximization and mechanism design from [[economics]], rationality and [[Nash equilibrium]] from game theory, with such concepts as [[complexity]] and algorithm design from [[discrete mathematics]] and theoretical [[computer science]]. Examples of topics include networking, [[peering]], online auctions and exchanges, online advertising, search engine's page ranking.

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