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Punctuated decline of human cooperation. [PDF]
Sabin N, Klinowski D, Reed-Tsochas F.
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Free-riding has long been a contentious issue in Australian industrial relations. This article gauges the nature and location of free-riding in Australian workplaces, drawing on the 2004 Australian Worker Representation and Participation Survey. Of the 39.2 percent of employees who could join a union in their workplace and who do not, 51.7 percent may ...
Peter Holland +2 more
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Perception in Consequences of Free Riding
This study examined the relationships between perceptions of group members' free riding and group outcomes using Mulvey and Klein's 1998 perceived free riding scale. In a laboratory study, three free riding conditions were created (no free riding, free riding, free riding with justification) in which 97 college students performed two short number ...
Jeffrey A, Miles, Howard J, Klein
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Following the publication ofThe Logic of Collective Actionby Mancur Olson in 1965, the notion of free riding gained wide currency in economics. The idea of enjoying the benefits of collective action without incurring the corresponding costs seemed to shed light on a number of major issues in American society at a time when social ills of various kinds ...
Fontaine, Philippe
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Free riding on Gnutella revisited: the bell tolls? [PDF]
A new analysis of free riding on the Gnutella network updates data from 2000 and points to an increasing downgrade in the network's overall performance and the emergence of a "metatragedy" of the commons.
G Coulson
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Free-Riding in the Lab and in the Field [PDF]
We run a public good experiment in the field and in the lab with (partly) the same subjects. The field experiment is a true natural field experiment as subjects do not know that they are exposed to an experimental variation. We can show that subjects' behavior in the classic lab public good experiment correlates with their behavior in the structurally ...
Englmaier, Florian, Gebhardt, Georg
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Synthese, 2021
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2023
Abstract This chapter examines how antitrust decision-makers might rationalize allegations that powerful platforms ‘scrape’ the fruits of suppliers’ labour and ‘Sherlock’ them out of their valuable ideas to develop and/or feed in-house versions of the products in which these pieces of information are embodied.
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Abstract This chapter examines how antitrust decision-makers might rationalize allegations that powerful platforms ‘scrape’ the fruits of suppliers’ labour and ‘Sherlock’ them out of their valuable ideas to develop and/or feed in-house versions of the products in which these pieces of information are embodied.
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European Economic Review, 1987
This paper examines the effects of uncertainty on pure public good provision and free-riding behavior. Two models are presented. In the first, Nash behavior is assumed and uncertainty is with respect to the contributions of the rest of the community. For the second model, non-Nash behavior is assumed and uncertainty concerns the nonzero response that a
Todd Sandler +2 more
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This paper examines the effects of uncertainty on pure public good provision and free-riding behavior. Two models are presented. In the first, Nash behavior is assumed and uncertainty is with respect to the contributions of the rest of the community. For the second model, non-Nash behavior is assumed and uncertainty concerns the nonzero response that a
Todd Sandler +2 more
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