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Exclude the bad actors or learn about the group

Hugh-Jones, David; Reinstein, David - 2014

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Discrimination via exclusion : an experiment on group identity and club goods

Chakravarty, Surajeet; Fonseca, Miguel A. - 2013

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Coordination and cooperation problems in network good production

Knigge, Antonie; Buskens, Vincent Willem - In: Games 1 (2010) 3, pp. 357-380

together rather than investing separately. We study the coordination and cooperation problems that might hinder successful … collaboration in a dynamic network setting. We develop an experiment in which coordination problems are mainly due to finding … collaborate. The results show that as costs of forming links increase, groups succeed less often in solving the coordination …

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The benefit of anonymity in public goods games

Hugh-Jones, David; Reinstein, David - 2010

Previous work has found that in social dilemmas, the selfish always free-ride, while others will cooperate if they expect their peers to do so as well. Outcomes may thus depend on conditional cooperators’ beliefs about the number of selfish types. An early round of the game may be played...

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Gains from sharing : sticky norms, endogenous preferences, and the economics of shareable goods

Fremstad, Anders - 2014

There are often "gains from sharing" underutilized goods with others. People routinely share tools, media, gear, electronics, toys, space, and vehicles with relatives, friends, and neighbors, and the internet is opening up new opportunities to share them with strangers. Drawing on the work of...

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