Blocking strategies in laboratory cooperative games with implied bids

Cooperative game theory considers economical situations using the formation of characteristic functions. Usually, the theory gives sets of fair, in a sense, profit sharing, and offers particular selectors of noted sets. The inverse problem is investigated in this paper, i.e. the dynamic game is constructed for a specified characteristic function. The double auction with implied bids is offered as a mechanism. The main properties of the auction are described and the results of conducted laboratory experiments are discussed.