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Part 1: Introduction, Part 2: The ultimatum game, Part 3: Trust and trustworthiness, Part 4: Cooperation in social dilemmas, Part 5: I will if you will: resolving coordination problems in organizations, Part 6: Epilogue: further economic implications of fairness and trust
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