The Prisoner's Dilemma¶
Flood, M. D., Dresher, M., & Tucker, A. W. (1950). The Prisoner's Dilemma.
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- Tragedy of the Commons
- … Population" (which Hardin himself cited), by classical economists treating externality and common-property problems, by H. Scott Gordon's 1954 analysis of open-access fisheries, and by game-theoretic analyses of the public-goods problem (Samuelson 1954) and the prisoner's dilemma (Flood, Dresher, and Tucker circa 1950
This sourceThe origin of the prisoner's dilemma game; the commons problem is an N-person generalization of this structure. Exact publication details vary; RAND internal memoranda circa 1950.
- … Population" (which Hardin himself cited), by classical economists treating externality and common-property problems, by H. Scott Gordon's 1954 analysis of open-access fisheries, and by game-theoretic analyses of the public-goods problem (Samuelson 1954) and the prisoner's dilemma (Flood, Dresher, and Tucker circa 1950
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