Facing the possibility of joining the ranks of Gray Davis, a California governor recalled in 2003, and Lynn Frazier, a North Dakota governor recalled in 1921, Mr. Walker said he wished he had approached the collective bargaining issue differently — not in terms of his position, but in the way he laid the groundwork about the need for change to voters.
This information is used in robustness testing to support the argument that bargaining power is differently distributed in intermarriage than in other marital unions.
American spokesmen denied any thought of a bargain, but senior American and NATO officials said differently.
As activists press for reform that is in many cases neither anti-market nor anti-state, businesspeople, challenged by globalization and constrained by democratic norms, begin to perceive the societal landscape differently and to make new bargains.
One of the arguments made earlier about why intermarried couples might behave differently than ethnically homogeneous couples is that bargaining power may be distributed differently – presumably more in favor of the native partner.
Starting with a familiar bilateral monopoly framework, we characterize the endogenous emergence of preference distortions during bargaining which cause negotiators to perceive their private valuations differently than they would outside the adversarial negotiation context.
Despite that recognition, O'Connor said many still fail to understand the role social policies -- such as those that make collective bargaining difficult, or tax income from work and investments differently -- contribute to increased poverty.
As decentralized units are given more financial autonomy, and as flexibility in pay bargaining increases, health workers doing similar jobs but in different decentralized units will be remunerated differently.
For example, will it be applied differently in those professional team sports governed by collective bargaining agreements where the agreement between labor and management sets limits on individual bargaining?
Bargaining: the notion that the death might somehow be reversed if circumstances unfolded differently.
