Sentence examples for bargaining mechanisms from inspiring English sources

We introduce two different bargaining mechanisms: tacit and explicit bargaining.

Workers can sometimes force immediate concessions through protests, but without real collective bargaining mechanisms, they remain ultimately disempowered.

In more developed countries such as the United States, collective bargaining mechanisms between HCWs such as nurses and their employers have been in existence since 1935 [ 5, 42] and this is supported by federal law under the National Labour Relations Act (NRLA) [ 46].

I hope China's leaders will really listen to the farmers, opening up more channels for them to express their grievances, and allowing some kind of independent labour union or at least a collective bargaining mechanism to ease the conflicts.

Therefore, the channel spectrum is shared adaptively according to the sequential bargaining mechanism.

We also follow a mechanism design approach, showing that under certain conditions, explicit bargaining is an optimal bargaining mechanism that maximizes the joint surplus of the parties.

We compare two mechanisms from the buyer's perspective in multi-attribute supply procurement, with verifiable and unverifiable quality of the supplies and risk aversion to deviation from acceptable quality: an auction mechanism and a generalized Nash bargaining mechanism.

In this subsection we provide further evidence on the link between relative physical attractiveness and the spouses' hours of work, and assess the plausibility of the intrahousehold bargaining mechanism by testing a simple restriction imposed by the collective model, namely the proportionality constraint (Chiappori et al. 2002).

Another example of a collective vaccine procurement mechanism is the Pan American Health Organization's Revolving Fund, a collective bargaining mechanism of pooled procurement for the WHO region of the Americas.

His defence has pointed out how much of the witness evidence against him was obtained by plea-bargain mechanisms, by which guilty men achieved reduced prison sentences in return for their cooperation with the prosecution.

Discussions about the antiquated collective-bargaining mechanism are going agonisingly slowly.