Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7242697 Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 2018 15 Pages PDF
Abstract
Subjects under-respond to their bargaining position most severely in the NDG without dominant bargaining power. Responsiveness increases in the UBG, but is still lower than predicted; the same is true for the NDG with dominant bargaining power. Only in the UBG with dominant bargaining power - the combination of a bargaining institution with low strategic uncertainty and elimination of the 50-50 “security blanket” - do subjects approximately fully exploit their bargaining position.
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