In a society consisting of 75% cooperators and 25% defectors, with a 10-unit payoff to a...
In a society consisting of 75% cooperators and 25% defectors, with a 10-unit payoff to a cooperator who interacts with another cooperator and a 0-unit payoff to the cooperator who interacts with a defector, if the cost of scrutiny is 2, what should the cooperator do to maximize his utility.
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The cooperator should pay for vigilance since it will give him positive payoffs even after knowing some of the detectors.
He should pay for the scrutiny to maximize his payoffs.
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