Theories of the Bargaining Process

Name: Theories of the Bargaining Process
Author: Coddington

1968

[Front Matter and Publication Details]: Front matter for Alan Coddington's 'Theories of the Bargaining Process', including publication details, copyright information, and the title page featuring a foreword by Professor...

G.L.S. Shackle Equilibrium Uncertainty Game Theory Methodology Monopoly Perfect Competition Positivism Monopolistic Competition expectations Oskar Morgenstern John Hicks Time Preference macroeconomics Rationality

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Front Matter and Publication Detailstheoretical

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Foreword by Professor G. L. S. Shackletheoretical

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Table of Contentstheoretical

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Preface: Methodology and Empirical Contenttheoretical

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Chapter I: The General Framework - Introduction and Economic Environmenttheoretical

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Chapter I: A Bargaining Situation and Formalisationtheoretical

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Chapter I: Indeterminacy and the Role of Expectationstheoretical

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Chapter I: General Workings of the Modeltheoretical

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Chapter I: Mathematical Appendix - Notation and Utility Maximisationtheoretical

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Chapter I: Mathematical Appendix - Dynamics of Expectation Adjustmenttheoretical

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Chapter II: A Brief Survey of Bargaining Theory - Introductiontheoretical

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Existing Theories of the Bargaining Process: Edgeworth and von Neumann-Morgensterntheoretical

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Zeuthen's Theory and Harsanyi's Reformulationtheoretical

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Nash's Axiomatic Approach and Pen's General Theorytheoretical

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Time Preference Theories: Foldes and Bishoptheoretical

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Cross's Dynamic Theory and Convergence Conditionstheoretical

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Chapter III: Closed Loops and Cross's Assumptionschapter

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Chapter IV: Decision-Making and Expectations (The Cournot Problem)chapter

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Higher Level Decision Rules and Game Theory Modelstheoretical

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Limitations of the Environment Concepttheoretical

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Chapter V: Different Approaches to a Theory of Bargaining - Game Theorytheoretical

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Solution Concepts and Sequential Aspects in Game Theorytheoretical

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The Decision/Expectation/Adjustment Approach vs. Game Theorytheoretical

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Chapter VI: Further Developments - Non-Linear Assumptionstheoretical

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Direct and Conjectural Interdependence in Adjustmenttheoretical

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Consistency of Decisions and the Intransigence Assumptiontheoretical

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An Illustrative Model and Numerical Solutionstheoretical

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Bibliographybibliography

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Indexbibliography

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