How People Interact Toward a General Theory of Externalities
How People Interact Toward a General Theory of Externalities
Shlomo Maital
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As Invisible Hand II As Invisible Hand I. §7 Vaccination if8 Pays to Conform #9 Best Route Home H-IO Tax Evasion Ull FishingHole if 12 Kibbutz x'= be vaccinated; x = refuse vaccination. The fewer other people are vaccinated, the more utility I gain from vaccination. Equilibrium is at v*; some, but not all, will choose x' x=stop when light changes to amber; x'=don't stop. If most people stop, it pays to stop; if most people don't, it pays not to. Ultimately, everyone will conform to what becomes... the social norm. X'=take Route 1; x=take Route 2. Route 2 is fastest if nearly empty, but quickly clogs up. The trick is to pick the route others don' t take; at equilibrium, v* take Route 2. X=pay true tax; x'=evade. If almost everyone pays their taxes, enabling low rates, I will, too. If less than v* are honest, the system collapses, and everybody evades. There are two fishing spots, V and W; V dominates W, x=W, x'=V. The more other people choose W, the better V is for me. Everyone fishes at V, though some probably should be at VJ.
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