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Bifurcation and Multistability in a Collective-Risk Public Goods Game with Quorum-Activated Protection
The danger of collective risk in a public goods game could provide an effective escape route from the tragedy of the commons. Existing studies usually embed risk mitigation in the contribution itself, whereas many real systems rely on a separate costly and non-excludable protective activity that req
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