Sentence examples for societies equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The principal barriers to such evolution, according to Binmore, are precisely the kinds of other-regarding preferences that conservatives valorize as a way of discouraging examination of more egalitarian bargaining equilibria that are within reach along societies' equilibrium paths.

Theorem 2, an immediate consequence of Lemma 3, states that in a given society, in equilibrium there do not exist two agents such that when one always prefers higher monitoring to lower monitoring, the other always prefers lower monitoring to higher monitoring.

An immediate consequence of these lemmas, Theorem 1 below states that in a given society, in equilibrium there do not exist two agents such that when one always prefers higher monitoring (fine) to lower monitoring (fine), the other always prefers lower monitoring (fine) to higher monitoring (fine).

When there is conflict and tribal fighting, it is usually resolved using a system of compensation to return the groups or societies to an equilibrium.

Once in economic equilibrium, society A only produces item C2 (point 2) or only item C1.

Material prosperity set free greed and passions that threatened the equilibrium of society.

Until women particularly in urban areas in China were fully economically active (or in modern sense financially free) the traditional family system maintained the harmonious equilibrium of society.

The "task of compensatory justice" is "restitution": using the example of theft, Grotius explains that "such justice requires that the thing taken shall be returned" (ibid).. Evil deeds have disturbed the moral and legal equilibrium of society; they have unjustly benefited some while unjustly harming others.

Both blame the minority for threatening the equilibrium in society -- Hitler blamed the Jews for betraying Germany after the First World War and often cited the fictitious and anti-Semitic "Protocols of the Elders of Zion," and Trump blames the Muslims for being terrorist sympathizers who want to harm the United States.

Pareto also contributed the idea (which he borrowed from economics) that society is a system tending toward equilibrium: like an economic system, a society that becomes out of balance will tend to correct itself by developing new institutions and laws or by redistributing power.

"3-4C is pulling out the Earth really far from its natural equilibrium with the society and the way we have nature in relative balance now," Le Quéré said.