Abstract
Nash bargaining theory - an introduction Nash bargaining theory I perfect equilibrium in a bargaining model, A.Rubinstein Nash bargaining theory II perfect equilibria in bargaining models involuntary unemployment as a perfect equilibrium in a bargaining model a theory of disagreement in bargaining, V.P.Crawford Nash bargaining and incomplete information a bargaining model with incomplete information about Times preferences, A.Rubinstein distortion of utilities and the bargaining problem, J.Sobel Nash bargaining theory II, K.Binmore.
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