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A general social dilemma: Profitable exchange and intransitive group preferences

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  1. Peter Bernholz

    Present address: Institut für Sozialwissenschaften, University of Basle, Petersgraben 29, CH-4051, Basle, Switzerland

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    I am grateful to valuable comments and critical remarks by F. Breyer, H. P. Bauer, H. J. Jaksch and M. Faber. An exchange of ideas with Thomas Schwartz extending over years has been helpful to develop the intuitive understanding of the problems discussed.

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    Bernholz, P. A general social dilemma: Profitable exchange and intransitive group preferences. Zeitschr. f. Nationalökonomie 40, 1–23 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01282506

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