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15 August 2012
The economics of female genital mutilation
We also had a presentation on female genital mutilation, or female circumcision as some insist on calling it, and it seemed to me it could be characterized, at least in part, as a multiple equilibrium, collective action problem with tipping points. So I asked what they knew about tipping points -- the point where the social pressure switches from doing it to not having it done as fewer and fewer have the procedure done to them
A game-theoretical analysis of FGM/C: http://www.polisci.ucsd.edu/~gmackie/documents/UNICEF.pdf
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