Greed, Efficiency and Fairness in Resource Management Situations
Greed, Efficiency and Fairness in Resource Management Situations
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资源管理情况下的贪婪、效率和公平
DOI:
10.1080/14792779143000051
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发表时间:
1991
影响因子:
7.2
通讯作者:
H. Wilke
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作者:
H. Wilke
Whereas rational choice theory predicts that harvesting in resource management situations is completely determined by greed, being the dominant choice, the GEF hypothesis predicts that although individuals are greedy (G), their greed is constrained by two other motives: the desire to use the resource efficiently (E) and the desire to realize fairness (F), referring to equal outcomes for all participants. The GEF hypothesis was corroborated by results from several computer-controlled experiments. It can account for (a) the pattern of individual responses to choices made by other group members, the impact of (b) environmental uncertainty and (c) social uncertainty, and (d) the conditions under which freedom of access is abandoned in favor of leadership.