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collaborate after non-contractible investments have been made. Most contributions apply the regular Nash bargaining solution. We … explore the implications of using the generalized Nash bargaining solution. A prominent finding regarding the suboptimality of … to give ownership to a party whose investments are less productive, provided that this party’s ex-post bargaining power …
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collaborate after non-contractible investments have been made. Most contributions apply the regular Nash bargaining solution. We … explore the implications of using the generalized Nash bargaining solution. A prominent finding regarding the suboptimality of … to give ownership to a party whose investments are less productive, provided that this party's ex-post bargaining power …
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the public project? In an incomplete contracting framework with split-the-difference bargaining, Besley and Ghatak (2001 …
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In this paper it is demonstrated that voluntary bargaining over a collective decision under asymmetric information may …
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In this working paper, T.L. Anderson and F.S. McChesney’s book “Property Rights: Cooperation, Conflict, and Law” is discussed.
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In this paper we discuss "lock in effects" and "hold-up problems" (which occur when relationship-specific investments are sunk).
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We reconsider the property rights approach to the theory of the firm based on incomplete contracts. We explore the implications of different degrees of relationship-specificity when there are two parties, A and B, who can make investments in physical capital (instead of human capital). If...
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other hand, ex post efficiency is not attained since asymmetric information at the bargaining stage sometimes leads to …
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We reconsider the property rights approach to the theory of the firm based on incomplete contracts. We explore the implications of different degrees of relationship-specificity when there are two parties, A and B, who can make investments in physical capital (instead of human capital). If...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011112525
generalized Nash bargaining solution is applied, then for any pair of valuations that the two parties may have, there exist … bargaining powers such that either ownership by the government or by the NGO can be optimal. …
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