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Bargaining with transfers

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  • Gregorio Curello
  • Sam Jindani

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We propose and axiomatise a solution to the problem of bargaining when transfers between agents are possible. Each player receives a weighted sum of the claims of the coalitions to which she belongs minus a weighted sum of the claims of the other coalitions, where a coalition's claim is determined by its best allocation in the bargaining set. Our key axioms are additivity and a property we term allocation monotonicity, which concerns the effect of adding an allocation to the bargaining set.

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  • Gregorio Curello & Sam Jindani, 2025. "Bargaining with transfers," Papers 2502.00308, arXiv.org, revised Aug 2025.
    • Handle: RePEc:arx:papers:2502.00308
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