A General Dynamic Model of Bargaining — The Perfect Information Case

Clemhout, Simone; Wan, Henry

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-46629-8_21

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“…Models in which offers are made simultaneously are discussed, and compared with the model of alternating offers, by Chatterjee and Samuelson (1990), Stahl (1990), andWagner (1984). Clemhout and Wan (1988) compare the model of alternating offers with a model of bargaining as a differential game (see also Leitmann (1973) and Fershtman (1989)). Wolinsky (1987), Chikte and Deshmukh (1987), and Muthoo (1989) study models in which players may search for outside options while bargaining.…”

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Bargaining and Markets

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Rubinstein³

1991

The Canadian Journal of Economics

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The detailed comments of Ken Binmore, Jeroen Swinkels, and Eric van Damme on a draft of the book guided us to significantly improve the accuracy of the arguments and quality of the exposition. We are most grateful to them. We are grateful also to Haruo Imai, Jack Leach, Avner Shaked, Asher Wolinsky, John Wooders, and Junsen Zhang for providing valuable comments on several chapters. Ariel Rubinstein's long and fruitful collaboration with Asher Wolinsky was the origin of many of the ideas in this book, especially those in Part 2. Asher deserves not only our gratitude but also the credit for those ideas.

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