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Defectors’ intolerance of others promotes cooperation in the repeated public goods game with opting out
V. Křivan and R. Cressman
Discover how opting-out mechanisms influence cooperation in public goods games in this insightful study by Vlastimil Křivan and Ross Cressman. This research highlights the unexpected benefits of group dynamics and how they can lead to enhanced cooperation among individuals.
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