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Free-Riding and Research Ethics
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2005In “Rethinking Research Ethics,” Rosamond Rhodes argues that all of us (including vulnerable populations) have a duty to participate in research ethics programs (Rhodes 2005).
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Journal of Conflict Resolution, 1992
The prospects for the spontaneous emergence of cooperation in n-person prisoner's dilemmas are studied within an evolutionary framework. Both purely cooperative regimes and states representing a mix of conditionally cooperative with noncooperative strategies turn out to be possible outcomes of the selection process, but only the latter correspond to ...
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The prospects for the spontaneous emergence of cooperation in n-person prisoner's dilemmas are studied within an evolutionary framework. Both purely cooperative regimes and states representing a mix of conditionally cooperative with noncooperative strategies turn out to be possible outcomes of the selection process, but only the latter correspond to ...
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Free-Riding in Procurement Design [PDF]
, 2009 Low-powered contracts do not provide proper incentives to reduce cost; still empirical studies show that they are quite pervasive in public and private procurement. This paper argues that low-powered contracts arise due to a free-riding problem when the contractor enjoys economies of scale/scope working for different buyers.
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American Quarterly, 1949
AS an economic example to the postwar world our country presents something of a paradox. Other countries are of course eager for American bounty, and many of their citizens would like nothing better than to become Americans. But apparently no other people want to follow our example. It is easy to be cynical, especially about foreigners, and many of our
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AS an economic example to the postwar world our country presents something of a paradox. Other countries are of course eager for American bounty, and many of their citizens would like nothing better than to become Americans. But apparently no other people want to follow our example. It is easy to be cynical, especially about foreigners, and many of our
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
There are two basic reasons why a citizen may choose to engage in political activity: She may wish to achieve particular results (“extrinsic motivations”) or she may simply enjoy engaging in the political activity itself (“intrinsic motivations”). However, most citizens’ ability to affect political outcomes is extremely limited, and attempts to do so ...
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There are two basic reasons why a citizen may choose to engage in political activity: She may wish to achieve particular results (“extrinsic motivations”) or she may simply enjoy engaging in the political activity itself (“intrinsic motivations”). However, most citizens’ ability to affect political outcomes is extremely limited, and attempts to do so ...
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2018
Free riding occurs in the practical domain when some action is rational for each group member to perform but such that when everyone performs that action, it is worse overall for everyone. Dunn argues that some surprising empirical evidence about group problem-solving reveals that groups will often face cases where it is epistemically best for each ...
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Free riding occurs in the practical domain when some action is rational for each group member to perform but such that when everyone performs that action, it is worse overall for everyone. Dunn argues that some surprising empirical evidence about group problem-solving reveals that groups will often face cases where it is epistemically best for each ...
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Online finance with dual channels and bidirectional free-riding effect
International Journal of Production Economics, 2021Nina Yan, Xun Xu
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Free Riding and Workplace Democracy—Heterogeneous Task Preferences and Sorting
Management Science, 2023Kenju Kamei
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