Common pool resources (CPRs) are usually exploited one generation after another – often overexploited - meaning there is an intergenerational link between the consumers e.g., water for farming activities. This key dimension not considered in theoretical or field experiments, due to difficultly approaching it. We want overcome this barrier introducing hypothesis of ‘’intergenerational altruism” ...

In this work we study problems of common-pool resources from a cooperative point view. particular analyse whether it is possible for agents to agree form coalition coordinate their level appropriation and thus, avoid the tragedy commons. For purpose, investigate how in choose joint (depending on behavior appropriators outside such coalition). Finally, propose way associating with each problem (...

We consider a common pool resource (CPR) where, in the first stage, every firm chooses an equity share on its rivalsiproOts (cross-ownership) and, second firms compete for resource. identify equilibrium shares this setting, and compare them against socially optimal that maximize welfare. Our results show are welfare improving under certain conditions, but can lead to insufficient exploitation o...