A new two-party bargaining mechanism

Sixty-seven years of the Nash program: time for retirement?

“…Vo and Li (2012) frames bargaining as a problem in propositional logic where bargainers have ordinal preferences, and proposes axiomatic and strategic foundations of a solution based on minimal concession of argumentation-based negotiations (proposals incorporate logical arguments to back them). In a world in which multiple tasks are to be performed in alternative facilities, an instance of a multi-issue bargaining problem, Gu et al (2013) proposes a mechanism that yields a solution with a different efficiency-fairness trade-off than Nash's (a different point in the Pareto frontier). Ju (2013) studies a bid-offer-counteroffer procedure in a stark context consisting of only two alternatives and finds a unique SPE with an outcome that combines the utilitarian and egalitarian solutions.…”

n-Parties Contract Based Transportation Problem and Its Solution

“…[11,13]. In this chapter we have also When n-parties convert into all possible pairs of groups for obtaining the maximum profit, all parties bargain with respect to their maximum capacity and threat point.…”

“…Y.H. Gu (2013) develops a bargaining mechanism for a two-party business cooperation model with integer-valued profit functions on 2-partition of a beneficial object consisting of finite inseparable parts [13]. Joe McCool and Isaac Davis (2016) a score-based method for solving bargaining problems that offer more information and tools than traditional scorebased bargaining solutions.…”