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Games, implying a predisposition towards cooperation. Consistent with the hypothesis that this predisposition results from … effect is undermined by prior experience playing lab games (where selfishness is the more advantageous strategy). Furthermore …
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Differences between men and women have intrigued generations of social scientists, who have found that the two sexes behave differently in settings requiring competition, risk taking, altruism, honesty, as well as many others. Yet, little is known about whether there are gender differences in...
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paper aims to explore several quantum games, which are superior compared to their classical counterparts, which means either …. This paper explores all the virtues of simple quantum games, also highlighting some findings of the authors as regards … specific mathematical method, rather explored the well-known quantum probability framework, used for designing quantum games …
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curvilinear. Here we shed light on this apparent contradiction by considering a novel class of public goods games inspired to the …
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While the so-called ‘refugee crisis’ in Europe led to the de facto suspension of the Dublin Regulation in 2015/2016, researchers and practitioners are well aware that the crisis only highlighted existing shortcomings of the system governing the responsibility-allocation for asylum-seekers in...
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Social dilemmas are central to human society. Depletion of natural resources, climate protection, security of energy supply, and workplace collaborations are all examples of social dilemmas. Since cooperative behaviour in a social dilemma is individually costly, Nash equilibrium predicts that...
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A standard justification for state intervention and regulation is the market failure known as public goods. Assuming the private market cannot appropriately react to the true demand for public goods, the regulator must decide which goods to supply and in what quantity. A regulator wishing to...
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The prospect of receiving a monetary sanction for free riding has been shown to increase contributions to public goods. We ask whether the impulse to punish is unresponsive to the cost to the punisher, or whether, like other preferences, it interacts with prices to generate a conventional demand...
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The prospect of receiving a monetary sanction for free riding has been shown to increase contributions to public goods. We ask whether the impulse to punish is unresponsive to the cost to the punisher, or whether, like other preferences, it interacts with prices to generate a conventional demand...
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