Using Team Discussions to Understand Behavior in Indefinitely Repeated Prisoner’s Dilemma Games

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RT @robinhanson: "Teams learned to cooperate faster than individuals, and cooperation was more stable for teams. … primarily driven by team…

"Teams learned to cooperate faster than individuals, and cooperation was more stable for teams. … primarily driven by teams unilaterally cooperating in the hope of inducing their opponent to cooperate." https://t.co/X9QGIyvE9i

This experimental paper looks cool

Forthcoming in AEJ: Microeconomics: "Using Team Discussions to Understand Behavior in Indefinitely Repeated Prisoner’s Dilemma Games" by David J. Cooper and John H. Kagel. https://t.co/hfZN8hOTNG

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