Malle's conjecture for fair counting functions
Peter Koymans, Carlo Pagano

TL;DR
This paper investigates the applicability of Malle's conjecture to fair counting functions, revealing that a straightforward adaptation does not hold universally.
Contribution
It demonstrates that the naive extension of Malle's conjecture to fair counting functions is generally false.
Findings
Naive adaptation of Malle's conjecture fails in some cases
Provides counterexamples to the naive conjecture
Highlights the need for refined conjectural frameworks
Abstract
We show that the naive adaptation of Malle's conjecture to fair counting functions is not true in general.
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TopicsEconomic theories and models
