A path toward fairness: Preferential association and the evolution of strategies in the ultimatum game

YS Chiang - Rationality and Society, 2008 - journals.sagepub.com
Recent experimental findings on behavioral games show that subjects do not behave in a
self-interest-maximizing manner as would be predicted by game theory. An evolutionary …
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[引用][C] A PATH TOWARD FAIRNESS: PREFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF STRATEGIES IN THE ULTIMATUM GAME

YS CHIANG - Rationality and society, 2008 - Sage Publications