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Free riding / Richard Tuck.
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TextReference number: 2007043819Publication details: Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 2008. Description: viii, 223 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN: 9780674028340; 0674028341Subject(s): Social choice | Social interaction | Cooperation | Self-interestDDC classification: 302/.13 LOC classification: HB846.8 | .T78 2008Online resources: Table of contents only
Contents:
Introduction: Olson's problem -- Philosophy -- The prisoners' dilemma -- Voting and other thresholds -- Negligibility -- Conclusion to part I -- History -- Rule and act utilitarianism -- Perfect competition, oligopoly and monopoly -- Conclusion to part II.
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| HB801 .S75 The Indian consumer : | HB846.5 .B37 Why cooperate? : | HB846.8 .P656 Wired for survival : | HB846.8 .T78 Free riding / | HB95 .U24 Free market madness : | HB97.3 .E896 The evolution of economic institutions : | HB99.5 .N67 Institutions, institutional change and economic performance / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: Olson's problem -- Philosophy -- The prisoners' dilemma -- Voting and other thresholds -- Negligibility -- Conclusion to part I -- History -- Rule and act utilitarianism -- Perfect competition, oligopoly and monopoly -- Conclusion to part II.
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