Evolutionary Equilibrium in Tullock Contests: Spite and Overdissipation
Tullock's analysis of rent-seeking as a contest is reconsidered from an evolutionary point of view. We show that evolutionary stable behavior in a Tullock contest exists and differs from behavior in Nash equilibrium. Evolutionary stable behavior in these contests is robust in a strong sense and may entail overdissipation of the contested rent.
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2003-04
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Authors: | Hehenkamp, Burkhard ; Leininger, Wolfgang ; Possajennikov, Alex |
Institutions: | Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaftliche Fakultät, Universität Dortmund |
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