strictly positive by inequality (2), and therefore ◦(∗t(¯α)) > 0, too. Hence, ∗t(¯α) > 0, and by equivalence (4) finally {i ∈ N … strictly positive by inequality (2), and therefore ◦(∗t(¯α)) > 0, too. Hence, ∗t(¯α) > 0, and by equivalence (4) finally {i ∈ N …

>x1, we have that x2u0(x2) >x1u0(x1). Setting x2 = ( i);wf and x1 = ( i);wd, the inequality, as stated above, holds. 12 …

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tH tt G EG δ + ++ +− −1] < − 01t F + 01t L + −( + 01t F + 1t f + ) 1t E + [ 1 1 t η + −1] < 0. The first inequality … follows from 1 ' 11 1 tH tt G EG δ + ++ + − > 1 ' 11 t tt G EG + + + while the second inequality relies on the regressivity …

| {z } =Op( 1=2n ) ; where the second approximation follows by Burkholder’s inequality (see e.g. Theorem IV.4.1 in [19 ….27) follows from Burkholder’s inequality again, since E(j niM(q)jp) E(j niN(q)jp=2) ep=2q p=2n holds and p 2. Finally, we know …

) (15) p e = t3(2Nn e + 1) (16) This equilibrium applies whenever p e ~pe (lemma 1). This inequality de- nes a critical … inequality. 2009/10Raouf BOUCEKKINE, Jacek B. KRAWCZYK and Thomas VALLEE. Environmental negotiations as dynamic games: Why so …

implies that xk • yk for all k where the inequality is strict for at least one k). Deflnition 2 The three regimes are deflned …

) (15) p e = t3(2Nn e + 1) (16) This equilibrium applies whenever p e ~pe (lemma 1). This inequality de- nes a critical … inequality. 2009/10Raouf BOUCEKKINE, Jacek B. KRAWCZYK and Thomas VALLEE. Environmental negotiations as dynamic games: Why so …