4. Dynamic Bargaining with Private Information

This chapter explores recent theoretical advancements in dynamic bargaining with private information, emphasizing models that operate in continuous time. It highlights the economic intuitions behind these models, particularly the tractability of solving complex bargaining games in continuous time. The chapter delves into the Coase Conjecture and its extensions, discussing how interdependent values and external factors like new entry, deadlines, and information arrivals influence bargaining outcomes. It also presents comparative statics and empirical predictions, making it a valuable resource for specialists in game theory and economics.