Knowledge diffusion and morality: Why do we freely share valuable information with Strangers?

IF 1.2 4区 管理学 Q3 ECONOMICS
Charles Ayoubi, Boris Thurm
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Abstract

This article offers a model integrating heterogeneously moral preferences to overcome the seemingly irrational tendency of individuals to freely share data and knowledge. We build on recent literature showing that moral preferences are favored by evolution theoretically, and have a strong explanatory power empirically, to model individual sharing behavior. Our analysis highlights the limit of financial incentives and the importance of promoting a sharing culture by enhancing awareness. Shedding light on how people respond not only to financial but also moral motives, we contribute to the ongoing policy debate on the design of effective open science policies.

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知识传播与道德:为什么我们要自由地与陌生人分享有价值的信息?
本文提供了一个整合异质道德偏好的模型,以克服个人自由共享数据和知识的看似非理性的倾向。我们建立在最近的文献基础上,这些文献表明,道德偏好在理论上受到进化的青睐,并在经验上具有强大的解释力,可以对个人共享行为进行建模。我们的分析强调了财政激励的局限性,以及通过提高意识来促进共享文化的重要性。我们为正在进行的关于设计有效的开放科学政策的政策辩论做出了贡献,揭示了人们不仅对经济动机,而且对道德动机的反应。
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