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it really to your advantage to have a reputation as one of the junkyard dogs of negotiation? The authors approach the … question from three very different starting points. Tinsley summarizes the research on reputation in controlled settings …. Schneider turns to real-life reputations of lawyers in action. Finally, Cambria shows how the life-and-death negotiations which …
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.” But is it really to your advantage to have a reputation as one of the junkyard dogs of negotiation? The authors approach … the question from three very different starting points. Tinsley summarizes the research on reputation in controlled …-and-death negotiations which characterize the word of the New York Police Department’s Hostage Negotiation Team have led to a new …
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In a bargaining paradigm, we investigated the influence of reputational concern and monetary gain on generosity and deception. 141 schoolchildren aged between 7 to 12 participated in an ultimatum bargaining game. As proposers, they were asked to split a monetary resource with a hypothetical...
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We conduct a series of laboratory experiments to understand what role commitment and reputation play in bargaining. The …
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This paper characterizes equilibrium outcomes of extensive form games with incomplete information in which players can sign renegotiable contracts with third-parties. Our aim is to understand the extent to which third-party contracts can be used as commitment devices when it is impossible to...
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