Bilateral Monopoly is a market structure in which a single buyer (monopsonist) faces a single seller (monopolist), resulting in the determination of price and quantity through strategic bargaining between the two dominant parties.
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John F. Nash · Econometrica · 1950 · 7.9K citations
Bargaining under Incomplete Information
Kalyan Chatterjee, William Samuelson · Operations Research · 1983 · 639 citations
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