Offer vs. Veto in Negotiations

Publication Type
Book chapter
Authors
Michael Filzmoser, Johannes Gettinger
Year of publication
2013
Published in
The EURO Mini-Conference on Collaborative Decision Systems in Economics and in Complex Societal and Environmental Applications
Editor
Ulrike Leopold-Wildburger, Fatima Dargam, Stefan Pickl, Dorien DeTombe, L. Plá, Shaofeng Liu, Jorge Hernández, Boris Delibasic, Rita A. Ribeiro, Pascal Zaraté
ISBN / ISSN / eISSN
978-3-943207-06-4
Page (from - to)
22
Conference name
The EURO Mini-Conference on Collaborative Decision Systems in Economics and in Complex Societal and Environmental Applications
Conference location
Graz, Austria
Conference date
17-19 October, 2013
Abstract

This paper presents negotiation by veto as a novel negotiation approach, an alternative to the exchange of offers and a potential solution to the problems related to offer exchange in negotiations. An experiment with student participants was conducted to compare the performance of offer and veto negotiation procedures. For simple negotiation problems no differences between the outcomes of the two negotiation procedures was found. In complex negotiation problems, however, negotiation by veto achieves fewer but better agreements.

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