传染病和传统歧视

Megumi Murakami
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本研究探讨了对感染患者的传统歧视的形成。在该模型中,在一个具有两个严格纳什均衡的协调博弈中,一位专家博士接收到一个信号,并建议“排除”或“容纳”患者,个体决定“回避”或“接受”患者。利用最佳响应动力学定义了平衡概念E-BRD。医生推荐与动态过程的结合产生了期望上的帕累托优势均衡的独特选择;然而,由于医生建议“排除”,事后就会产生歧视。
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Infectious Diseases and Conventional Discrimination
This study examines the formation of conventional discrimination against patients with infections. In the model, one expert, Doctor, receives a signal and recommends to either "exclude'' or "accommodate'' patients, and the individuals decide to "evade'' or "accept'' patients in a coordination game with two strict Nash equilibria. An equilibrium concept E-BRD is defined utilizing best response dynamics. The combination of Doctor's recommendation and the dynamic process gives rise to the unique selection of Pareto dominant equilibrium in expectation; however, discrimination arises ex post given Doctor's recommendation of "exclude.''
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