Collective action and the evolution of social norms

Article Abstract:

The zero contribution thesis - that self-interested individuals will not generally engage in co-operative action for mutual benefit - is evaluated in the context of collective action in the common interest. Various theoretical approaches and empirical research findings are discussed.

Research, Cooperation (Economics), Cooperation

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Economic analysis of social interactions

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The broadening range of interest of macroeconomic theories is discussed in terms of the incorporation of social interactions. The need for more and better quality empirical research in this area is highlighted.

Innovations, Economic research

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Designing programs for heterogeneous populations: the value of covariate information

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In social service, several covariant factors are considered when choosing the correct treatment or service. However covariant responses to the treatment or service is rarely done.

United States, SOCIAL SERVICES, Social Assistance, Public Social Services, Methods, Usage, Social service, Analysis of covariance, Covariance analysis

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