Farmer’s dilemma

Research on investment decision-making has been carried out by psychologists since the psychologists since the early 1980s, making it possible to predict the behaviour of people with whom a payout game is played through the prism of, among other things among other things, emotional intelligence. The unified mathematical theory of conflict and cooperation, developed by John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern, makes it possible to assess decisions quickly and objectively.
Our experiment is designed to investigate the behaviour of players in social dilemmas.
We have decided to study the formation of social tensions.
We want to study the formation of the propensity to cooperate, the risk aversion associated with random losses, and to assess the effects of some individuals breaking out of a joint strategy, i.e. the free-rider effect in supporting the financing of public goods.