
doi: 10.2307/2118502
The paper deals with a sequential (extended) model of bargaining between two persons. The players make their offers and counteroffers which are either accepted or vetoed by the partner. Then the development of the game tends either to cooperation or to the disagreement alternative of outcome. The main results characterize the unique outcome of any subgame as its perfect equilibrium and show that it converges to the `area monotonic solution'.
Cooperative games, area monotonic solution, bargaining, perfect equilibrium
Cooperative games, area monotonic solution, bargaining, perfect equilibrium
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