Envy minimization is a concept that arises primarily in the context of fair division and allocation problems, particularly in economics and game theory. It refers to an approach or criterion for distributing resources or goods among multiple agents (such as people or entities) in a way that reduces the feelings of envy among those agents regarding what they receive. When a division is said to minimize envy, it implies that no individual would prefer the allocation received by another individual over their own allocation.
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