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Invariant Price of Anarchy and Multiplicative Smoothness (opens in new tab)

The Price of Anarchy (PoA) is a popular measure of the costs of decentralization in terms of efficiency losses. Almost all PoA analyses operate within a framework assuming both Cardinal Full-Comparability (CFC) and smoothness, in which case any derived bounds conveniently extend beyond pure Nash to coarse correlated equilibria and no-regret learning outcomes. However, interpersonal utility comparability is an additional assumption that generally...

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