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Indirect social sanctions from monetarily unaffected strangers in a public good game

Paperback • 2003 • Norwegian Bokmål

Indirect social sanctions from monetarily unaffected strangers in a public good game

By Mari Rege

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9788292497050

Publisher

Oslo : Statistics Norway

Published year

2003

Language

Norwegian Bokmål

Original title

Indirect social sanctions from monetarily unaffected strangers in a public good game

Format

Paperback

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