collective bargaining

Examples of bargaining power

bargaining power
For all members of the coalition, there is the potential of a gain in aggregate bargainingpower, influence, and collective good production.
In that case, an increase in country l's bargainingpower will enlarge the total gains.
Variations in enforcement also seem to reflect local bargainingpower.
However, this paper has shown that some types of employer are able to offer better working conditions than others, despite enjoying similar bargainingpower.
Second, countries with different elasticities of substitution or union bargainingpower may have considerably different stability properties of the equilibrium.
Local politicians use their bargainingpower to produce favourable decisions from central, federal or state governments.
In such cases, electoral rules affect the strength of legislative parties and their bargainingpower in dealings with the president.
Second, most poor countries lacked the bargainingpower needed to resist the imposition.
The answer is simple: the president's bargainingpower.
Their bargainingpower was even increased by the late colonial and post-independence governments' keen interest in the rapid expansion of education.
A dummy for the existence of buyer alternatives is used to capture seller bargainingpower.
Those factors influence the negotiation situation, its course and its outcome, insofar as they co-determine the bargaining space and the bargainingpower of the parties.
The more attractive the outside options, the easier it is to forego further negotiation and therefore the greater the bargainingpower.
In some cases, having been identified weakens one's negotiation position and bargainingpower.
Bargainingpower is ultimately the capacity credibly to threaten disruption of the centre's priorities - whether economic or political.
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