Social interactions Flashcards

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What is altruism

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The willingness to bear a cost to benefit someone else

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What are two ways to solve social dilemas

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Altruistic decisions are a way to solve social dilemmas.
Another way is through government intervention.

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What is Game theory

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Game theory is a set of models of strategic interactions.

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What is best response in game theory

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A strategy that will give a player the biggest payoff given the strategies of other players.

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A social preference is a preference that places a value on what happens to other people, even if it results in lower payoff for the individual.

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What does the Prisoner Dilemma explain?

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It is when an outcome leading to a dominant strategy equlibrium does not lead to the greatest payoff individually for each player and does not also lead to the greatest total payoff.

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What is Nash Equilibria?

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Nash Equilibria is a set of strategies where each players’ strategy is the best response given the strategies chosen by other players.

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What is a public good

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A public good is a good for which one person using that good does not stop another person from beign able to use it.

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