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This paper presents a model of collusive bargaining networks. Given a status quo network, game is played in two stages: in the first stage, pairs of sellers form the network by signing two-sided contracts that allow sellers to use connections of other sellers; in the second stage, sellers and...
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In all social and economic interactions, individuals or coalitions choose not only with whom to interact but how to … for any network-coalition pair to persist and be stable (pairwise, strong, or Nash) it is necessary and sufficient that …
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This paper analyzes the private provision of public goods where consumers interact within a fixed network structure and may benefit only from their direct neighbors' provisions. We present a proof for existence and uniqueness of a Nash equilibrium with general best-reply functions. Our...
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Despite a widespread interest in the warm glow model [Andreoni (1989,1990)], surprisingly most attention focused on the voluntary contribution equilibrium of the model, and only very little attention has been devoted to the competitive equilibrium. In this paper, we introduce the notion of...
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This paper deals with a core-equilibrium equivalence in an economy with public goods where preferences of consumers display warm glow effects. We demonstrate that provided that each consumer becomes satiated to other consumers provision, it holds that, for a sufficiently large economy, the set...
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groups and limited across groups, may either increase or impede voluntary contributions. Moreover, although efficiency …
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differs from the weak non-satiation assumption introduced by Allouch-Le Van (2009), we show in a last section the existence of …
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