Cooperation and Learning Dynamics under Wealth Inequality and Diversity in Individual Risk
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Recommendations
- Under high stakes and uncertainty the rich should lend the poor a helping hand
- Wealth-based rule favors cooperation in costly public goods games when individual selection is inevitable
- The research about the population evolution dynamics of collective risk investment in public goods game
- The effects of social exclusion and group heterogeneity on the provision of public goods
- Resolving public goods dilemma by giving the poor more support
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