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This paper analyzes fairness and bargaining in a dynamic bilateral matching market. Traders from both sides of the …
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This paper analyzes fairness and bargaining in a dynamic bilateral matching market. Traders from both sides of the …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012648091
We prove existence of steady-state equilibrium in a class of matching models with search frictions. …
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I study intermediation in networked markets using a stochastic model of multilateral bargaining in which traders compete on different routes through the network. I characterize stationary equilibrium payoffs as the fixed point of a set of intuitive value function equations and study efficiency...
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This paper studies a decentralized, dynamic matching and bargaining market: buyers and sellers are matched into pairs …
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environments with divisible goods and indivisible money, and compare the results with those in models that use random matching and … allocations that are similar to those with random matching and bargaining, but with different comparative static and welfare …
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Pairing Games or Markets studied here are the non-two-sided NTU generalization of assignment games. We show that the Equilibrium Set is nonempty, that it is the set of stable allocations or the set of semistable allocations, and that it has several notable structural properties. We also...
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This paper studies a decentralized, dynamic matching and bargaining market: buyers and sellers are matched into pairs … static results of the decentralized trading outcome with respect to the level of the search frictions. -- Dynamic Matching …
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assumptions in matching theory, I show that the Boston mechanism improves perceived fairness. These results underscore the …
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