Tragedy of the Commons Issues LO26831

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All:

I'm doing some research on the Tragedy of the Commons (TOC) archetype and
have a question or two for the list:

1. Is anyone aware of any cases of the TOC in the natural world in which
human activity is NOT invloved? Or are instances of TOCs only found in
connection with human behaviors?

2. In the human domain, is anyone aware of any instances of TOCs within
an organization, as opposed to between them? In other words, can TOCs be
found inside individual companies or human organizations, or do they only
emerge as a consequence of interactions BETWEEN companies, organizations,
and individuals?

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Regards,

Mark W. McElroy

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