And when a medical red flag is raised about a player's health, it becomes a calculus of risk versus reward: For a player with a certain condition, what's his likelihood, based on medical norms, of playing in Y games over X years?
Margaret Levi, a political scientist at Stanford, has argued people are willing to fulfill their civic responsibilities if they think others are doing their part — a sentiment she calls "ethical reciprocity". Economists agree that "tax morale" — their term for the shared cultural norm of taxpaying — plays an important role in tax compliance.
It was suggested that "the norm of reciprocity" plays a role in compliance to requests [ 12, 13].
The following fixed point theorem of cone expansion and compression of norm type plays a crucial role in our paper.
Unless, of course, they have the ego strength and the social strength to buck the system and risk being accused of transgressing gender norms by playing with "boy toys" or wearing "boy clothes".
Economists are typically skeptical that these kinds of norms play any role in setting wages.
For instance, the notion of triangular norm plays a key role in different fields of study.
In this way, cultural norms like playing through concussions or keeping silent folllowing prejudiced comments remain part of the status quo, and it takes a lot of courage to challenge these norms.
In that respect, Raz recast themes from the command tradition of the early modern period, in particular the idea that law is a system of norms that play a special role in the practical reasoning of its subjects and, with Hobbes and Bentham, that the contents of those norms must be identifiable without recourse to controversial moral argument.
So norms like playing well together really do matter.
