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Respond to the question: a bargaining game where only one side of?

04/18/2002 04:04 PM by ori zax;
THE OUTCOME IS THAT THE PLAYER WHO CAN OFFER WILL ALWAYS OFFER NOTHING AND THE PLAYER WHO CANT WILL ACCEPT IT [View full text and thread]

03/20/2001 03:25 AM by yair; a bargaining game where only one side offers
I need help with a game that goes like this:
The game is exactly the same as the classic game of alternating offers (Rubinstein 1982), 2 players, fixed dicount factors etc. The only difference is that only player 1 offers.
The result should be that player 1 takes all the pie , but I'm having a problem with proving it, and with showing that this is the only sub game perfect equilibrium.
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