Evolutionary Analysis of the Assignment of Property Rights

Abstract This study aims to determine a theoretical basis for the assignment of property rights by applying an evolutionary game model in which two types of workers apply for their effort for the increase of the property value. By extending the evolutionary game approach to determine the theoretical basis supporting that the property rights institution is preceded by the evolutionarily developed human psyche, due originally to Eswaran and Neary, the resulting evolutionary stable set of preferences differs from them since the relative endowment effect hardwired depends on the productivity difference between the two parties.

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Asian Journal of Law and Economics
Published
2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.1515/ajle-2024-0125
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Economic theories and models
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Evolutionary Analysis of the Assignment of Property Rights

Atsushi Tsuneki
Asian Journal of Law and Economics
Economic theories and models
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Evolutionary Analysis of the Assignment of Property Rights

Atsushi Tsuneki
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Abstract

Abstract This study aims to determine a theoretical basis for the assignment of property rights by applying an evolutionary game model in which two types of workers apply for their effort for the increase of the property value. By extending the evolutionary game approach to determine the theoretical basis supporting that the property rights institution is preceded by the evolutionarily developed human psyche, due originally to Eswaran and Neary, the resulting evolutionary stable set of preferences differs from them since the relative endowment effect hardwired depends on the productivity difference between the two parties.

Asian Journal of Law and EconomicsVol. 16(3)
Nihon University (JP)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Peace, Justice and strong institutions
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Economic theories and models
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