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WP No. Author Title Date
320 Joachim Rosenmüller, Peter Sudhölter Cartels via the Modiclus Nov. 2000
319 Joachim Rosenmüller, Peter Sudhölter Formation of Cartels in Glove Markets and the Modiclus Sep. 2000
318 Joachim Rosenmüller The Endogenous Formation of Cartels April 2000
317 Wulf Albers, Robin Pope, Reinhard Selten and Bodo Vogt Experimental Evidence for Attractions to Chance Dec. 1999
316 Laurent Vidu The Minimal Quota for a Complete and Transitive Majority Relation Dec. 1999
315 Bodo Vogt Full Information, Hidden Action and Hidden Information in Principal-Agent Games Nov. 1999
314 Axel Ostmann and Martha Saboyá Symmetric Homogeneous Local Interaction Nov. 1999
313 Peter Sudhölter, Jos Potters The Semireactive Bargaining Set of a Cooperative Game Nov. 1999
312Thorsten Bayindir-UpmannDo Monopolies Justifiably Fear Environmental Tax Reforms?Oct. 1999
311Claus-Jochen Haake, Matthias G.Raith, Francis E. SuBidding for Envy-freeness: A Procedural Approach to n-Player Fair-Division ProblemsSep. 1999
310Walter TrockelA Universal Meta Bargaining Realization of the Nash SolutionSep. 1999
309Thorsten Bayindir-UpmannStrategic Environmental Trade Policy Under Free Entry of FirmsAug. 1999
308Walter TrockelUnique Nash Implementation for a Class of Bargaining SolutionsMay. 1999
307Nikolai S. KukushkinSome Classes of Potential and Semi-Potential GamesMar. 1999
306Walter TrockelOn the Nash Program for the Nash Bargaining SolutionMar. 1999
305Walter TrockelIntegrating the Nash Program into Mechanism TheoryJan. 1999
304Thorsten Bayindir-Upmann
Matthias G. Raith
Should High-Tax Countries Pursue Revenue-Neutral Ecological Tax Reforms?Dec. 1998
303Joachim RosenmüllerMechanisms in the Core of a Fee GameNov. 1998
302Joachim Rosenmüller,
Benyamin Shitovitz
A Characterization of vNM-Stable Sets for Linear Production GamesNov. 1998
301Claus-Jochen HaakeImplementation of the Kalai-Smorodinsky Bargaining Solution in Dominant StrategiesOct. 1998
300Matthias G. RaithFair-Negotiation ProceduresJuly 1998
299Matthias G. RaithSupporting Cooperative Multi-Issue NegotiationsJune 1998
298Matthias G. Raith,
Helge Wilker
ARTUS: The Adaptable Round Table with a User-specific SurfaceMay 1998
297Yan-An Hwang,Peter SudhölterAn Axiomatization of the CoreMar. 1998
296Nikolai S. KukushkinSymmetries of Game with Public and Private ObjectivesFeb. 1998
295Matthias G. Raith,
Andreas Welzel
Adjusted Winner: An Algorithm for Implementing Bargaining Solutions in Multi-Issue NegotiationsFeb. 1998
294Nikolai S. KukushkinSystem of Decreasing Reactions and their Fixed PointsFeb. 1998
293Joachim RosenmüllerLarge Totally Balanced GamesFeb. 1998
292Bezalel Peleg,Peter SudhölterThe Positive Prekernel of a Cooperative GameFeb. 1998
291Walter TrockelRationalizability of the Nash Bargaining SolutionFeb. 1998
290Bezalel Peleg,Peter SudhölterSingle-Peakness and Coalition-ProofnessFeb. 1998
289Elvira ThelichmannAn Algorithm for Incentive Compatible Mechanisms of Fee-GamesJan. 1998
288Wulf AlbersThe Complexity of a Number as a Quantitative Predictor of the Frequencies of Responses under Decimal Perception - A Contribution to the Theory of ProminenceJan. 1998
287Wulf Albers, Andreas Uphaus, Bodo VogtA Model of the Concession Behavior in the Sequence of Offers of the German Electronic Stock Exchange Trading Market(IBIS) Based on the Prominence Structure of the Bid Ask SpreadJan. 1998
286Wulf Albers, Andreas GüntzelThe Boundedly Rational Decision Process Creating Probability Responses - Empirical Results Confirming the Theory of ProminenceJan. 1998
285Wulf AlbersMoney Equivalent versus Market Value - An Experimental Study of Differences and Common Principles of EvaluationJan. 1998
284Wulf AlbersEvaluation of Lotteries with Two Alternatives by the Theory of Prominence - A Normative Benchmark of Risk Neutrality that Predicts Median Behavior of SubjectsJan. 1998
283Bodo VogtConnection Between Ultimatum Behavior and Reciprocity in a Combined Ultimatum-Reciprocity GameJan. 1998
282Fred Fegel, Bodo Vogt, Wulf AlbersThe Price Response Function and Logarithmic Perception of Prices and QuantitiesJan. 1998
281Bodo VogtCriteria For Fair Divisions in Ultimatum GamesJan. 1998
280Andreas Uphaus, Bodo Vogt, Wulf AlbersStock Price Clustering and Numerical PerceptionJan. 1998
279Bodo VogtThe Strength of Reciprocity in Reciprocity GameJan. 1998
278Anke GerberReference Functions and Solutions to Bargaining Problems with ClaimsOct. 1997
277Elisabeth
Naeve-Steinweg
The Averaging MechanismOct. 1997
276Jörg NaeveThe Nash Bargaining Solution is Nash ImplementableSep. 1997
275Jean-Michel
Coulomb
On the Value of Discounted Stochastic GamesAug. 1997
274Thorsten
Bayindir-Upmann
and Matthias Raith
Environmental Taxation and the Double Dividend:A Drawback for a Revenue-Neutral Tax ReformJuly 1997
273Anke GerberAn Extension of the Raiffa-Kalai-Smorodinsky Solution to Bargaining Problems with ClaimsJune 1997
272Bodo Vogt and Wulf AlbersSelection between Pareto-Optimal Outcomes in 2-Person BargainingFeb.1997
271Wulf AlbersFoundations of a Theory of Prominence in the Decimal System, PART V: Operations on Scales, and Evaluation of ProspectsJan. 1997
270Wulf AlbersFoundations of a Theory of Prominence in the Decimal System, PART IV: Task-Dependence of Smallest Perceived Money Unit, Nonexistence of General Utility Functions, and Related ParadoxaJan. 1997
269Wulf AlbersFoundations of a Theory of Prominence in the Decimal System, PART III: Perception of Numerical Information, and Relations to Traditional Solution ConceptsJan. 1997
268Wulf Albers and Bodo VogtThe Selection of Mixed Strategies in 2x2 Bimatrix GamesJan. 1997
267Bodo Vogt and Wulf AlbersEquilibrium Selection in 2x2 Bimatrix Games with Preplay CommunicationJan. 1997
266Wulf AlbersFoundations of a Theory of Prominence in the Decimal System, PART II: Exactness Selection Rule, and Confirming ResultsJan. 1997
265Wulf AlbersFoundations of a Theory of Prominence in the Decimal System, PART I: Numerical Response as a Process, Exactness, and Structure of ScalesJan. 1997
264Anke GerberCoalition Formation in General NTU GamesDec. 1996
263Bernd KorthuesCharacterizations of Two Extended Walras Solutions for Open EconomiesSep.1996
262Peter Sudhölter and Bezalel PelegNucleoli as Maximizers of Collective Satisfaction FunctionsSep. 1996
261Robert Samuel SimonAn Improvement on the Existence Proof of Joint Plan EquilibriaSep. 1996
260Robert Samuel SimonThe Difference Between Common Knowledge of Formulas and Sets: Part IIAug. 1996
259Thorsten Bayindir-UpmannThe Welfare Implications of an Ecological Tax Reform under MonopolyJul. 1996
258Bezalel PelegA Note on Existence of Equilibria in Generalized EconomiesJun. 1996
257Peter Sudhölter, Joachim RosenmüllerThe Canonical Extensive Form of a Game Form: Part II - RepresentationJun. 1996
256Bernd KorthuesConsistency and its Converse. An Approach for EconomiesJun. 1996
255Robert S. SimonThe Existence of Nash Equilibria in Two-Person, Infinitely Repeated Undiscounted Games of Incomplete Information: A SurveyJun. 1996
254Bezalel PelegPartial Equilibrium in Pure Exchange EconomiesMay 1996
253Bezalel Peleg, Joachim Rosenmüller,Peter SudhölterThe Canonical Extensive Form of a Game Form: Part I - SymmetriesApr. 1996
252Robert Samuel SimonThe Difference Between Common Knowledge of Formulas and Sets: Part IMar. 1996
251Yakar Kannai and Myrna H.WoodersA Further Extension of the KKMS TheoremFeb. 1996
250Peter SudhölterAxiomatizations of Game Theoretical Solutions for One-Output Cost Sharing ProblemsDec. 1995
249Thorsten Bayindir-UpmannTwo Games of Interjurisdictional Competition where Local Governments Provide Industrial Public GoodsDec. 1995
248Nikolai S. KukushkinSeparable Aggregation and the Existence of Nash EquilibriumNov. 1995
247Bezalel PelegA Formal Approach to Nash's ProgramNov. 1995
246Jos Potters andPeter SudhölterAirport Problems and Consistent Solution RulesOct. 1995
245Walter TrockelAn Exact Implementation of the Nash Bargaining Solution in Dominant StrategiesSep. 1995
244Anke GerberThe Nash Solution as a von Neumann-Morgenstern Utility Function on Bargaining GamesAug.1995
243Till RequatePigouvian Taxes May Fail Even in a Perfect WorldJun. 1995
242Robert S. SimonAlienated Extensions and Common Knowledge WorldsApr. 1995
241Bernd KorthuesExistence of Generalized Walras Equilibria for Generalized EconomiesApr. 1995
240Diethard Pallaschke and Joachim RosenmüllerThe Shapley Value for Countably Many PlayersMar. 1995

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