Mechanisms to appoint arbitrator panels or sets of judges by compromise between concerned parties

S. Barberà; Danilo Coelho

Mechanisms to appoint arbitrator panels or sets of judges by compromise between concerned parties

S. Barberà, Danilo Coelho

Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada (IPEA)

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We propose mechanisms for two parties with potentially con.icting objectives to jointly select a predetermined number of candidates to occupy decision-making positions. Two leading examples of these situations are: i) the selection of an arbitrator panel by two con.icting .rms, and ii) the bipartisan coalition.s selection of a set of judges to occupy court vacancies. We analyze the e¢ ciency, fairness, and simplicity of equilibrium outcomes in strategic games induced by these mechanisms. Their e¤ectiveness hinges on the parties. preferences over the sets containing the required number of candidates to be chosen.

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Editorial	BSE Working Papers
Páginas	1-36
Número de páginas	36
Estado	Publicada - 5 jun 2024

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Nombre	BSE Working Papers
N.º	1442

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ELECCION SOCIAL, REDES Y BIENESTAR: TEORIA Y APLICACIONES
Massó, J. (Principal Investigator), Barberà, S. (Colaborador/a), Sancho, F. (Colaborador/a), Guerra Hernandez, A. I. (Investigador/a), Milán Solé, P. (Investigador/a), Vila Carnicero, F. J. (Investigador/a), Payró, F. (Colaborador/a), Lleonart Anguix, M. (Colaborador/a), Chatterji, S. (Colaborador/a), Bramuelle, Y. (Colaborador/a) & Rojas Duenas, L. E. (Colaborador/a)
1/09/21 → 31/08/24
Proyecto: Proyectos y Ayudas de Investigación
Diseño institucional y buenas prácticas de gobierno: teoría, aplicaciones y simulación. INDAGO
Barberà, S. (Principal Investigator), Ayllon Aragon, G. (Becario/a), Balart Castro, P. (Becario/a), Caramuta ., D. (Becario/a), Filippos , L. (Becario/a), Gjorgjiev, R. (Becario/a), Li , N. (Becario/a), Merlino , L. P. (Becario/a), Ozturk , T. (Becario/a), Bervoets ., S. J. (Investigador/a contratado/a), Beviá Baeza, M. D. C. (Investigador/a contratado/a), Ballester Oyarzun, M. A. (Investigador/a), Brown, D. J. (Investigador/a), Calsamiglia Costa, C. (Investigador/a), Coelho, D. (Investigador/a), Flamand ., S. (Investigador/a), Groenert ., V. (Investigador/a), Haeringer , G. (Investigador/a), Jackson, M. O. (Investigador/a), Massó, J. (Investigador/a), Miralles Asensio, A. (Investigador/a), Mukherjee ., S. (Investigador/a), Neme, A. (Investigador/a), Nicolo, A. (Investigador/a), Nozomu , M. (Investigador/a) & Vila Carnicero, F. J. (Investigador/a)
Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia (MEC)
1/01/09 → 30/07/15
Proyecto: Proyectos y Ayudas de Investigación

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