Overview: This program implements a multi-stage, multi-issue bargaining game. Each round is a separate game consisting of a series of stages that terminate when either person breaks off negotiations to take an outside option or accepts a proposed settlement made in the previous round by the other person. At each bargaining stage, there is an exogenous determination of whether either person will be able to communicate a settlement offer to the other. Options include: both make offers each round, only one person makes offers in every round, one person is selected with a specified probability to make an offer, or alternating offers. Bargaining power can be manipulated by specifying differences between the delay costs or offer probabilities.