The article explores how different bargaining systems influence the sharing of information about possible solutions. In some cases, withholding better options can lead to inefficiency. The researchers created a model to show that some bargaining solutions encourage disclosing superior options, benefiting the weaker party. They found that in a simple scenario, the best solution aligns with the Nash solution, ranking above other methods like the coin-toss solution. The study also looks at how timing can impact the disclosure of information in dynamic bargaining situations.