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COOPERATION MAINTAINED BY FITNESS ADJUSTMENT.

Christine Taylor1, Janet Chen, Yoh Iwasa.   

Abstract

QUESTIONS: Whether or not cooperation can be enhanced if players with a performance higher than the mean are forced to pay an additional cost in each generation? MATHEMATICAL
METHODS: Analysis of replicator dynamics with mutation. The ESS distribution of cooperation level is obtained. KEY ASSUMPTIONS: Players engage in cooperative dilemma game, and at the end of each generation, those with higher performance than the mean are forced to pay additional cost.
CONCLUSIONS: Without mutation, the entire population eventually conforms to a single cooperation level determined by the initial composition of the population. With mutation, there is an equilibrium distribution of cooperation level, which has a peak at an intermediate level of cooperation. Whether it is institutionalized such as tax or just a social custom, fitness adjustment based ultimately on people's emtion of "envy" is able to maintain cooperation.

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Year:  2007        PMID: 19079742      PMCID: PMC2600810     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Evol Ecol Res        ISSN: 1522-0613


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