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bluffing; cost-benefit analysis; financial capital; free-rider problem; game theory; gene-culture co-evolution; sexual selection; heterodox economics; monopoly capital school; negative-sum game; neolithic revolution; nomadic mode of production; pax romana;All these keywords.
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