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Дилемма Бензоколонки: Почему Неэффективная Промышленность Лучше, Чем Никакой Промышленности Вообще
[Gas station dilemma: why inefficient industry is better than no industry at all]

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Центральная догма экономики подразумевает, что наилучший экономический результат достигается, когда каждый рациональный агент стремится получить наилучший доступный товар за наинизшую возможную цену. В этой статье мы приведём простую иллюстрацию того, когда эта догма приводит к неоптимальному результату в масштабах экономики государства. Эта иллюстрация покажет, что поведение экономических агентов в развивающейся стране в условиях свободной торговли с развитыми странами эквивалентно хорошо известной в теории игр Дилемме заключённого. Каждый агент, принимая оптимальное для себя решение независимо от других агентов, приводит экономику к неоптимальному равновесию Нэша.

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  • Spirin, Victor, 2022. "Дилемма Бензоколонки: Почему Неэффективная Промышленность Лучше, Чем Никакой Промышленности Вообще [Gas station dilemma: why inefficient industry is better than no industry at all]," MPRA Paper 112053, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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    Теория игр; равновесие Нэша; теория сравнительных преимуществ; свободная торговля.;
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    • F6 - International Economics - - Economic Impacts of Globalization
    • F63 - International Economics - - Economic Impacts of Globalization - - - Economic Development

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