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Bargaining, bilateral monopoly and exhaustible resources
Hoel, Michael; Vislie, Jon - In: Natural gas markets and contracts, (pp. 253-265). 1987
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Matching search and intermediation with two-sided heterogeneity
Burani, Nadia - In: Review of economic design : RED 12 (2008) 2, pp. 75-117
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Market expansion may harm the supplier in a bilateral monopoly
Matsushima, Noriaki; Zhao, Laixun - 2018
We consider a bilateral monopoly with a supplier and a buyer. Their trading terms are determined through negotiations …
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Verhandlungsergebnisse der Gemeinden bei Unternehmensansiedlungen in den neuen Ländern
Lindemann, Steffen - 2000
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Bargaining power in bilateral monopoly and cooperative choice of corporate social responsibility
Fernández Ruiz, Jorge - In: Applied economics letters 30 (2023) 7, pp. 859-864
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Alternative forms of buyer power in a vertical duopoly : implications for profits, welfare, and cost pass-through
Bhattacharjea, Aditya - In: Journal of economics 142 (2024) 2, pp. 163-198
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Bargaining and group decision making : experiments in bilateral monopoly
Siegel, Sidney - 1977
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Bargaining and competition : An essay on repeated bilateral monopoly with asymmetric information
Harbord, Davis - 1983
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The role of strategic information transmission in a bargaining model
Black, Jane M.; Bulkley, George - 1986
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An intergenerational social contract for common resource usage : a reality-check for Harsanyi and Rawls
Wolf, Stephan - 2010
This paper investigates how one can derive "fair" allocation shares for renewable and non-renewable resources from a Rawlsian standpoint. Since there are competing interests over limited resources both within and between generations, it is argued that the respective trade-offs call for a more...
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