, respondents predominantly evaluated exchanges through a zero‑sum lens – assuming that one party gains at the other’s expense …

This paper examines the relationship between zero-sum thinking, political views, and individual well-being in … Switzerland. Zero-sum thinking refers to the belief that resources are finite, and that one person’s gain must come at the expense … spectrum, but slightly more so towards the political left. Beyond their political orientation, individuals with a stronger zero-sum …

Sion and Wolfe (1957) presented a two-person zero-sum game on the unit square without a value. In the present paper, we …-person zero-sum games, when using finite approximations for the analysis of infinite games. …