Coalition Equilibrium is a solution concept in cooperative game theory that identifies a stable partition of players into coalitions such that no subset of players has both the incentive and the ability to deviate and form a new coalition to achieve higher collective payoffs under a specified stability criterion.
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Herbert E. Scarf · Econometrica · 1967 · 705 citations
The Business Firm as A Political Coalition
James G. March · The Journal of Politics · 1962 · 577 citations
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