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Punitive damage awards have been widely criticized for their unpredictability (2004 Economic Report of the President) and for generating a plaintiff’s windfall (i.e., a payment in excess of the costs of pursuing the punitive claim), which promotes unnecessary litigation (Dodson, 2000),...
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In an attempt to reduce the liability insurance costs of firms, several US states have implemented many different kinds of tort reform. Some reforms take the form of caps or limits on punitive damage awards while others have mandated that a proportion of the award be allocated to the plaintiff...
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consists of an individual decision-making problem (firm’s choice of level of care) and a bilateral (pre-trial) bargaining … significantly higher when bargaining is performed under the split-award institution. Defendant's litigation expenses and plaintiff …
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offers bargaining and repeated games. Despite the forces of bargaining, the negotiation game in general admits a large number … equilibria survive. Thus, complexity and bargaining in tandem may offer an explanation for co-operation in repeated games …
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This paper evaluates performance of human subjects and instances of a bidding model that interact in continuous-time double auction experiments. Asks submitted by instances of the seller model ("automated sellers") maximize the seller's expected surplus relative to a heuristic belief function,...
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Admati and Perry (1987) derive the equilibrium in a bargaining game between a seller and buyer when the buyer … equilibrium for this bargaining game with asymmetric information and outside options. It turns out that giving the seller an …
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-person alternating offers bargaining and repeated games. Despite the forces of bargaining, the negotiation game in general admits a large …. Thus, complexity and bargaining in tandem may offer an explanation for co-operation and efficiency in repeated games …
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bargaining in the presence of externalities. Similarly to Segal's work, we prove our results for highly general settings, and …
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We study perfect information bilateral bargaining game with an infinite alternating-offers procedure, in which we add … utility than what she was offered in earlier stages of the bargaining, namely, a ``worse off'' outcome. In a strong version of …
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Rubinstein Safra and Thomson (1992) introduced the Ordinal Nash Bargaining Solution. They proved that Pareto Optimality … a finite set of alternatives. We then introduce the Ordinal Egalitarian Bargaining Solution. We show both for a space of …
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