Bargaining and strikes
Published 1 January 1992
Oliver Hart
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Abstract
Strikes are generally regarded as an important economic phenomenon, and yet good theoretical explanations of them are hard to come by. The difficulty is to understand why rational parties should resort to a wasteful mechanism as a way of distributing the gains from trade. Why could not both parties be made better off by moving to the final distribution of surplus immediately (or if it is uncertain to its certainty equivalent) and sharing the benefits from increased production?
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Decision SciencesEconomics, Econometrics and Finance
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