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Can One Both Contribute to and Benefit from Herd Immunity?
Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics, 2021 In a recent article, “Vaccine Refusal Is Not Free Riding”, Ethan Bradley and Mark Navin (2021) provide us with several reasons to doubt that vaccine refusal is a free rider problem.
Lucie White
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Reassessing the public goods theory of alliances
Research & Politics, 2021 The public goods theory of alliances exerts substantial influence on scholarship and policy, especially through its claim that small alliance participants free-ride on larger partners.
Joshua Alley
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Vaccine Refusal Is Still Not Free Riding
Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics, 2022 In a recent article, "Can One Both Contribute to and Benefit from Herd Immunity?", Lucie White (2021) argues that vaccine refusal is more like free riding than we have claimed that it is. Here, we critically reply to White’s arguments.
Ethan Bradley, Mark Navin
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The impact of collective action dilemma on vaccine hesitancy: Evidence from China
Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics, 2023 Vaccine hesitancy has dramatically decreased the speed of vaccination and stalled global health development. While the factors influencing vaccine hesitancy and mitigation measures have been explored in depth by existing studies, research from the ...
Yiqing Su, Xiaoting Zhang, Shifei Zhang
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Participatory Moral Reasons: Their Scope and Strength
Journal of Practical Ethics, 2023 A familiar part of ordinary moral thought is this idea: when other people are doing something worthwhile together, there is a reason for you to join in on the same terms as them. Morality does not tell you that you must always do this; but it exerts some
Garrett Cullity
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How Does the Reference Price Mechanism Affect Competition?
IEEE Access, 2022 This paper proposes an operational strategy based on the theory of transaction utility, aiming to mitigate the negative impact of customers’ free-riding behaviour.
Hao Li, Yang Qian, Ting Peng
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Reducing Free Riding Behaviour in Collaborative Work with Computer Supported Tools
JOIN: Jurnal Online Informatika, 2018 Free riding behaviour is a problem that has been around for many years. With all the new technological advances, there is much more collaborative work supported by online tools.
Wieger Kloppenburg +3 more
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« Maximal Extractable Value » ou la Tragédie des Blockchains en tant que Communs
Terminal, 2023 This paper shows how some MEV practices, resulting in unfair appropriation of the value created by all users by a small set of blockchains actors is similar to free-riding. In particular we demonstrate that this a new form of free-riding is made possible
Primavera de Filippi +2 more
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Dual-channel Supply Chain Synchronization with Deterministic and Stochastic Demand under Cost-sharing Contract [PDF]
International Journal of Supply and Operations Management, 2018 With the globalization of markets and the advancements in communications, such as the Internet and e-commerce, consumers are directly linked to manufacturers. Consumers can search a product in an offline store and buy it from an online store.
M.B. Fakhrzad +2 more
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Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research, 2022 This paper aims to investigate how to coordinate a dual-channel supply chain composing of a manufacturer and a retailer when customers utilize the retailer’s service to conduct free-riding behavior.
Can Liu +3 more
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