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Endogenous Reputation Formation: Cooperation and Identity Under the Shadow of the Future
2015
Social Science Research Network
People are interacting more with strangers thanks to recent technological advancement in online platforms. Online interactions can be characterized by infinitely-repeated games. Recent studies have shown that institutions that make people's decisions open to others may enhance cooperation in these situations. But it is still unknown whether people can successfully cooperate with each other by choosing to show their identities and building good reputation when there is an option to hide them. We
doi:10.2139/ssrn.2556325
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