The limits of wise exploitation in dependent and independent symmetric ensembles
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source; sink; ensemble; brute force; deception; superadditivity; subadditivity; wise exploitation; prudent master; benefit; cost; net profit; reciprocity; reward; Nash equilibrium; Pareto efficiency; Homo Economicus; social dilemma; Snowdrift game; Stag-Hunt game; Prisoner´s dilemma; cooperation;All these keywords.
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