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Group formation under limited resources: narrow basin of equality
2018
Palgrave Communications
The formation of groups in competition and the aggressive interactions between them are ubiquitous phenomena in society. These include student activities in the classroom, election races between political parties, and intensifying trade wars between countries. Why do individuals form themselves into groups? What is the optimal size of groups? And how does the group size distribution affect resource allocations? These questions have been the subjects of intense research in economics, political
doi:10.1057/s41599-018-0146-0
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