Working paper du GATE n° 16-2001This paper reports on an experimental study of the influence of asymmetric information and information spillovers on bargaining outcomes. It develops and tests Kuhn and Gu's model (1999) of learning in sequential wage negotiations, by means of two Ultimatum Bargaining Games with uncertainty on the proposer's side. Evidence shows that Dunlop's assertion of inflationary wage demands does not systematically hold and strike incidence is lowered by information spillovers, since demands are revised according to previous bargaining outcomes. However, in the presence of fairness concerns, the ability to observe outcomes but not the bargaining process does not entail a sufficient reduction in information asymmetry to ...
This paper investigates whether information about fairness types can be useful in lowering dispute c...
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Summary. This paper reports an experiment on two-player sequential bargaining with asymmetric inform...
Working paper du GATE n° 16-2001This paper reports on an experimental study of the influence of asym...
Contains fulltext : 158977.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)We investigat...
Recent developments in the thoery of strategic bargaining demonstrate howinformational asymmetries c...
We investigate how information spillovers from other negotiations affect conflict in bargaining. Two...
Conflict in wage bargaining is affected by information about other bargaining units and information ...
Traditional views are that strikes are the result of mistakes in bargaining [Reder and Neumann (1980...
New theoretical developments and recent experimental studies involving the sealed-bid k-double aucti...
The article analyzes the effect of employer–worker bargaining on wage dynamics in the presence of as...
Bargaining is the building block of many economic interactions, ranging from bilateral to multilater...
This paper describes a simple model of labor disputes based on the hypothesis that unions use strike...
The paper examines face-to-face interaction in a simple two-person bargaining game with incomplete i...
We examine the strategic behavior of first and second movers in a two party bargaining game with unc...
This paper investigates whether information about fairness types can be useful in lowering dispute c...
Contains fulltext : 144883.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Using unique ...
Summary. This paper reports an experiment on two-player sequential bargaining with asymmetric inform...
Working paper du GATE n° 16-2001This paper reports on an experimental study of the influence of asym...
Contains fulltext : 158977.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)We investigat...
Recent developments in the thoery of strategic bargaining demonstrate howinformational asymmetries c...
We investigate how information spillovers from other negotiations affect conflict in bargaining. Two...
Conflict in wage bargaining is affected by information about other bargaining units and information ...
Traditional views are that strikes are the result of mistakes in bargaining [Reder and Neumann (1980...
New theoretical developments and recent experimental studies involving the sealed-bid k-double aucti...
The article analyzes the effect of employer–worker bargaining on wage dynamics in the presence of as...
Bargaining is the building block of many economic interactions, ranging from bilateral to multilater...
This paper describes a simple model of labor disputes based on the hypothesis that unions use strike...
The paper examines face-to-face interaction in a simple two-person bargaining game with incomplete i...
We examine the strategic behavior of first and second movers in a two party bargaining game with unc...
This paper investigates whether information about fairness types can be useful in lowering dispute c...
Contains fulltext : 144883.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Using unique ...
Summary. This paper reports an experiment on two-player sequential bargaining with asymmetric inform...