Able but unwilling to enforce: cooperative dilemmas in group lending
It is known that greater social cohesion increases a group’s ability to enforce cooperation. Despite this, defectors often go unpunished and groups with social structures that are a priori favorable often fail. A critical distinction is required between the structural effect on ability versus willin...
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University of Chicago Press
2020
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