Moral Sentiments and Material Interests: The Foundations of Cooperation in Economic Life Bowles Gintis 2005

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Research (theoretical, field, evolutionary, experimental) and policy implications on the theory of strong reciprocity, a patch to 'rational egoist' man assumed by classical economics.  it was good.  No clue where my notes went.  That is where I learned about crowding out, I think.  Frey, Ostrom, Bowles, Gintis and a bunch of others are in there.
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A Reader providing research (theoretical, field, evolutionary, experimental) and policy implications on the theory of strong reciprocity, a patch to 'rational egoist' man assumed by classical economics.  it was good.  No clue where my notes went.  That is where I learned about crowding out, I think.  Frey, Ostrom, Bowles, Gintis and a bunch of others are in there.

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A Reader providing research (theoretical, field, evolutionary, experimental) and policy implications on the theory of strong reciprocity, a patch to 'rational egoist' man assumed by classical economics. it was good. No clue where my notes went. That is where I learned about crowding out, I think. Frey, Ostrom, Bowles, Gintis and a bunch of others are in there.

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