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When there are three parties, instability problems brought about by the emptiness of the core of the corresponding cooperative game may cause the Coase Theorem to fail, even when other more direct impediments to bargaining are low. We show that the standard Coasean bargaining game involving...
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encompasses many economic models with externalities and outside options. We show that when outside options are pure (i …
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efficient, regardless of externalities created by interim actions. Otherwise, in the presence of externalities on outside …
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continue to negotiate as long as there are gains from trade, and coalitions may create positive or negative externalities. The …
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where contracts may impose externalities on other agents. The paper derives several properties of the Markov perfect …
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encompasses many economic models with externalities and outside options. We show that when outside options are pure (i …
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We examine experimentally the bargaining process and the final allocation of payoffs in games that differ in terms of whether or not the core exists and in the initial allocation of property rights among the players. The paper highlights the interaction between property rights, transaction costs...
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We investigate the efficiency of Coasean bargaining when restrictions are placed on the set of feasible bargaining outcomes. When property rights are costly to (defend) appropriate, we find bargaining restrictions may be Pareto superior to unconstrained voluntary exchange. Under cost uncertainty...
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We investigate the efficiency of Coasean bargaining when restrictions are placed on the set of feasible bargaining outcomes. When property rights are costly to (defend) appropriate, we find bargaining restrictions may be Pareto superior to unconstrained voluntary exchange. Under cost uncertainty...
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