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Free Banking for Peers
2006
Americas Conference on Information Systems
Since every peer represents an autonomous individual, individuals tend to behave in a selfish manner, and the constituent attribute of a peer-to-peer network is not to impose a certain code of conduct on its members, these networks often suffer from malicious, collusive, or at least non-cooperative behavior. Consequently, there exist plenty of different approaches that try to create appropriate incentives for the peers within the network in order to prevent a " Tragedy of the Commons" . All
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