Titlebook: Bargaining in Economic and Ethical Environments; An Experimental Stud Marlies Klemisch-Ahlert Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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Bargaining in Economic and Ethical Environments978-3-642-46827-8Series ISSN 0075-8442 Series E-ISSN 2196-9957

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A Healthcare Provider Response to MSHToose the basic situations 1 through 9 and the situations 1 * 2.5 through 9 * 2.5, where the payoff tables are multiplied by the factor 2.5. The procedure to estimate the variables is derived from the theory of bargaining solutions with goals of Part II.

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Cultural Capital in Health Promotion,racterize a bargaining solution, the so-called Nash solution. In Nash’s model preferences of the persons over a set . of feasible alternatives are expressed by cardinal v. Neumann-Morgenstern utility functions. Among the alternatives in . there exists a certain alternative x., the alternative of dis

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Introduction and Organising Ideas,stead. Concerning the application of bargaining theory to problems of distributive justice he argues: “Bargaining theory admits information only with respect to utilities of the agents once the threat point has been determined, while distributive justice is concerned with issues of rights, needs, an

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,Shaping Health and Safety, 1800–2015,mulation of the goal emerges from the consideration of the economic features of the situation and the application of certain distributive rules which depend on the economic and ethical environment of the bargaining problem. In this chapter we present a two-person model for bargaining problems in whi

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