2014
DOI: 10.19153/cleiej.17.2.6
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Evolution of cooperation in evolutionary games for Sanitation Boards

Abstract: In a group of individuals that come together to produce a good or provide a service, the cooperators (who pay to produce the good) are often exploited by those who receive the benefit without paying the cost. Models were developed over time using incentives (reward or punishment) and the option of abandoning the initiative to promote and stabilize the cooperation. In this paper we analyze several models based on the evolutionary game theory and public good games. We compare and organize them in a taxonomic tab… Show more

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