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Second-Order Free-Riding on Antisocial Punishment Restores the Effectiveness of Prosocial Punishment

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Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation Economic Theory and Institutions Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies

Abstract

The effectiveness of punishment can be challenged by an unwillingness to shoulder the costs of punishment and by noncooperators who punish cooperators. Simulations based on techniques from statistical physics show how these can cancel one another in an unlikely and counterintuitive evolutionary outcome.

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