I might take a mate's or a blogger's word on a set-menu bargain or a good curry, but if I'm dropping £200 on a meal, I want to know that it's going to be special.
Meanwhile, team owners have set bargaining goals well beyond their needs and then demanded more than they could ever hope to achieve.
It's another to create a society, with a distinctive order and a set of embedded bargains regarding who gets how much of what.
In the following we suppose (cf. [1]) that: An NTU-game is a set of pure bargaining games H S = {(F S, d S )}, S ⊆ N, where F S is the feasible region and d S is the disagreement point.
The US Men's National Team and USWNT, in such a model, would bargain for a set percentage of the revenues they generate, rather than basing salaries on what the other receives.
Moreover, the general framework presented in this work, by taking into account the cross and coordination effects of negotiations, determines a broader set of bargaining structures in equilibrium than those in Borghijs and Du Caju (1999).
There were grievances however, including unfairness in setting bargains and disputes over days off.
If U* is a bargaining solution for a bargaining set ( mathbb{S} ) then for any subset ( {mathbb{S}}^{boldsymbol{hbox ) of ( mathbb{S} ) containing U*, U* continues to be a bargaining solution.
Deficit-reduction proposals floated by Mr. Obama as part of a grand bargain set him against many of his liberal supporters.
Suspicious that the Treasury will stall on this reform programme, Policy Exchange is looking at how to follow the example of Sweden, which moved from a centrally-set pay bargaining system to one in which public sector employees all have their own individual contracts.
Shared among seven states and Mexico via a shifting, uncertain set of bargains, the river was running up against the era of limits.
