The Price of Anarchy in Basketball.¶
Skinner, B. (2010). The Price of Anarchy in Basketball. Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports, 6(1).
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Primes¶
- Braess's Paradox
- Team coordination — removing a high-volume player can improve team performance when the player's presence distorts everyone else's routing of the ball, the same selfish-equilibrium logic at human scale.
This sourceApplies the Braess/price-of-anarchy logic to team sport, showing removing a high-volume player can improve team offensive efficiency.
- Team coordination — removing a high-volume player can improve team performance when the player's presence distorts everyone else's routing of the ball, the same selfish-equilibrium logic at human scale.
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