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Bargaining with Independence of Higher or Irrelevant Claims

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  • Josune Albizuri, M.
  • Dietzenbacher, Bas

    (Tilburg University, School of Economics and Management)

  • Zarzuelo, J.

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This paper studies independence of higher claims and independence of irrelevant claims on the domain of bargaining problems with claims. Independence of higher claims requires that the payoff of an agent does not depend on the higher claim of another agent. Independence of irrelevant claims states that the payoffs should not change when the claims decrease but remain higher than the payoffs. Interestingly, in conjunction with standard axioms from bargaining theory, these properties characterize a new constrained Nash solution, a constrained Kalai–Smorodinsky solution, and a constrained Kalai solution.
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  • Josune Albizuri, M. & Dietzenbacher, Bas & Zarzuelo, J., 2019. "Bargaining with Independence of Higher or Irrelevant Claims," Other publications TiSEM be1cb9ce-9018-46e7-96b6-2, Tilburg University, School of Economics and Management.
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