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While in practice negotiation is always a mix of cooperation and competition, these two elements correspond to …
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In the present work we propose an original analytical model of coopetitive game. We shall apply this analytical model of coopetition (based on normal form game theory) to the Greek crisis, while conceiving this game theory model at a macro level. We construct two realizations of such model,...
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The need for a supra national model which embraces and provides for social rights of individual Member States is becoming more apparent amidst the ever intensifying integration process within the EU and its involvement in areas which have been undermined by an economic model. This paper...
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The aim of this paper is to analyze the process of integration and competition in European financial markets. We … particular, retail markets. Regarding competition, the evidence is not so conclusive. The fact is that although absolute margins … (fiscal, regulatory, institutional, etc) which protect national markets from foreign competition are the main obstacles to …
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Competition is the mechanism that helps companies, institutions and markets to become more productive and efficient … regulation, competition and economic performances applied to European capital markets, as opposed to US capital markets. …. one of the main obstacles to economic growth is represented by the policies that hinder competition. Excessive protection …
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The influence of culture on international business negotiations is recognized by most of the specialists and researchers in the field. A more important question is to what extent and what are the consequences in agreement making. Personal values, beliefs, attitudes, behaviours and decisions too...
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Justice (ECJ) – namely, Laval un Partneri Ltd , and the Viking Cases. Can competition rules (during and beyond periods of … prioritised goal of sustaining economic and financial stability? Further, to what extent should competition rules be given due … prominence – particularly during chronic periods of financial crises? To what extent should competition be encouraged (where it …
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In the present work we propose an original analytical model of coopetitive games. We try to apply this analytical model of coopetition - based on Game Theory and conceived at a macro level - to the Greek crisis, suggesting feasible solutions in a cooperative perspective for the divergent...
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In the present introductory work we propose an original analytical model of coopetitive game. We suggest possible general and feasible solutions; in particular, from a coopetitive perspective, we suggest compromise solutions - for our coopetitive game, by using Kalai-Smorodinsky method.
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promote competition or to lead to a more equal environment is often in question in societies or organizations. With … by their risk attitudes or the size of awards in competition. These suggest that people’s institutional choices are …
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