A steady-state, random-matching game model is used to described bargai
ning in a large Population, where bargainers choose rules of thumb to
apply across the board in a class of bargaining situations they face.
The unique population equilibrium rule distributions are computed for
certain cases of the model. These are then used in an exercise to anal
yze the relationship between a society's wealth and the relative frequ
ency of haggled transactions in the society.