作者: James M. Walker , Roy Gardner , Elinor Ostrom
DOI: 10.1016/0095-0696(90)90069-B
关键词: Theoretical models 、 Accrual 、 Economics 、 Economic rent 、 Common-pool resource 、 Experimental methods 、 Appropriation 、 Microeconomics 、 Invested capital 、 Limited access
摘要: Abstract This paper examines group behavior in an experimental environment designed to parallel the conditions specified noncooperative models of limited-access common-pool resources. Using methods, we investigate strength theoretical which predict that users such resources will appropriate units at a rate marginal returns from appropriation are greater than costs. Our results confirm prediction suboptimal accrual rents and offer evidence on effects increasing investment capital available appropriators.