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Ravideep Sethi, and WonSeok Yoo, 2020. Constructing a model in which two groups of individuals are engaged in alternate offer bargaining, the authors find that, counter to common intuition, the smaller a group is, the more it is able to extract in bargaining. This implies that dictatorships have an innate advantage in bargaining against democracies. [download pdf]

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