Complexity economics has quickly become a powerful research program for real-world
economics in recent years. This article provides an overview of complexity economics, and …

We study dynamic unstructured bargaining with deadlines and one-sided private information
about the amount available to share (the “pie size”). Using mechanism design theory, we …

In multipartner projects, team members from two or more organizations often have different
skills and behavioral preferences. A major purpose of managing such teams is fostering …

We examine theoretically and experimentally how individuals' willingness to follow third-
party recommendations in 2× 2 games is affected by payoff asymmetry. We consider six …

This paper studies the extent to which offers and demands in ultimatum games are
consistent with equity theory when there is a joint endowment to be distributed. Using a …

In this paper, we use a laboratory experiment to analyze the effect of social preferences in a
coordination game with Pareto-ranked equilibria. Inequality is increased by increasing the …

Societies today face important challenges related to cooperation, which is needed among
individuals who interact at a nonregular frequency. In this context, cooperation can be …

Collapse is considered a breakup of institutions and entire socio-economies. Collapse has
accompanied socio-economic history, but seems to have become more topical again in …

Successful coordination is key for economic and societal wealth. The rich literature on the
minimum-effort game (MEG) has provided valuable insights into coordination, both …

Mainstream policy conceptions and prescriptions appear to be normative postulations for a
permanent 'state planning for more market', mainly organizing 'de-regulation cum …