Prisoner's Dilemma - Kiel Institute

Authors

Khadjavi
M.

Publication Date

12/2017

DOI

10.4135/9781483391144.n297

Key Words

Allmendgüter

Common-pool resources

Nash equilibrium

Prisoner's Dilemma

Public good

social dilemmas

Related Topics

Behavioral Economics

The prisoner’s dilemma is a well-known paradigm in game theory with manifold applications in disciplines including economics, political philosophy, and evolutionary biology. It represents a social dilemma, in its classic form, between two players.

Kiel Institute Expert

Prof. Dr. Menusch Khadjavi

Kiel Institute Fellow

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