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349: The Electricity Market

Joachim Rosenmüller

348: Piecewise Linear Bertrand Oligopoly

Joachim Rosenmüller

347: A combinatorial topological theorem and its application

Zaifu Yang

346: A general strategy proof fair allocation mechanism

Ning Sun and Zaifu Yang

345: Power measurement as sensitivity analysis: a unified approach

Stefan Napel and Mika Widgrén

344: Perfection and stability of stationary points with applications to noncooperative games

Gerard van der Laan, Adolphus Talman and Zaifu Yang

343: A general existence theorem of zero points

P. Jean-Jacques Herings, Gleb A. Koshevoy, Adolphus Talman and Zaifu Yang

342: Perfectly fair allocations with indivisibilities

Ning Sun and Zaifu Yang

341: The max convolution approach to equilibrium analysis

Ning Sun and Zaifu Yang

340: Dividing the indivisible: procedures for allocation cabinet ministries to political parties in a parlamentary system

Steven Brams and Todd Kaplan

339: How to cope with division problems under interval uncertainty of claims?

Rodica Brânzei, Dinko Dimitrov, Stefan Pickl and Stef Tijs

338: Fuzzy judgment in bargaining games: diverse patterns of price determination and transaction in buyer-seller exchange

Ewa Roszkowska and Tom R. Burns

337: Egalitarianism in convex fuzzy games

Rodica Brânzei, Dinko Dimitrov and Stef Tijs

336: Cost sharing in a joint project

S. H. Tijs and R. Brânzei

335: Centralized common pool management and local community participation

Jana Vyrastekova and Daan van Soest

334: Self-supporting liberals and their cliques: an axiomatic characterization

Dinko Dimitrov and Yongsheng Xu

333: Social choice and just institutions: new perspectives

Marc Fleurbaey

332: Convex fuzzy games and participation monotonic allocation schemes

Rodica Brânzei, Dinko Dimitrov and Stef Tijs

331: Hypercubes and compromise values for cooperative fuzzy games

Rodica Brânzei, Dinko Dimitrov and Stef Tijs

330: Moral property rights in bargaining

Simon Gächter and Arno Riedl

329: NTU prenucleoli

Sven Klauke

328: The Pazner-Schmeidler social ordering: a defence

Marc Fleurbaey

327: Antagonistic properties and n-person games

Jean-Pierre Beaud

326: The positive core of a cooperative game

Gooni Orshan and Peter Sudhölter

325: Reconfirming the prenucleolus

Gooni Orshan and Peter Sudhölter

324: The dummy paradox of the bargaining set

Bezalel Peleg and Peter Sudhölter

323: A note on an axiomatization of the core of market games

Peter Sudhölter and Bezalel Peleg

322: Can and should the Nash Program be looked at as a part of mechanism theory

Walter Trockel

321: Game theory

Joachim Rosenmüller and Walter Trockel

320: Cartels via the modiclus

Joachim Rosenmüller and Peter Sudhölter

319: Formation of cartels in glove markets and the modiclus

Joachim Rosenmüller and Peter Sudhölter

318: The endogenous formation of cartels

Joachim Rosenmüller

317: Experimental evidence for attractions to chance

Wulf Albers, Robin Pope, Reinhard Selten and Bodo Vogt

316: The minimal quota for a complete and transitive majority relation

Laurent Vidu

315: Full information, hidden action and hidden information in principal agent games

Bodo Vogt

314: Symmetric homogeneous local interaction

Axel Ostmann and Martha Saboyá

313: The semireactive bargaining set of a cooperative game

Peter Sudhölter and Jos Potters

312: Do monopolies justifiably fear environmental tax reforms

Thorsten Bayındır-Upmann

311: Bidding for envy freeness

Claus-Jochen Haake, Matthias G. Raith and Francis Edward Su

310: A universal meta bargaining realization of the Nash solution

Walter Trockel

309: Strategic environmental trade policy under free entry of firms

Thorsten Bayındır-Upmann

308: Unique Nash implementation for a class of bargaining solutions

Walter Trockel

307: Some classes of potential and semi-potential games

Nikolai Kukushkin

306: On the Nash program for the Nash bargaining solution

Walter Trockel

305: Integrating the Nash program into mechanism theory

Walter Trockel

304: Should high tax countries pursue revenue neutral ecological tax reform?

Thorsten Bayındır-Upmann and Matthias Raith

303: Mechanisms in the core of a fee game

Joachim Rosenmüller

302: A characterization of vNM stable sets for linear production games

Joachim Rosenmüller and Benyamin Shitovitz

301: Implementation of the Kalai Smorodinski bargaining solution in dominant strategies

Claus-Jochen Haake

300: Fair negotiation procedures

Matthias G. Raith