… doping tests are needed to attain the no-doping equilibrium. To analyze the doping problem,
the … In the existing literature, the doping problem is considered to be a prisoner's dilemma …

… The subjects of doping and corruption in the Olympic family and the fight against them have
until … a high degree of economic determination and(b) economics can offer efficient solutions. …

… aggregate level (such as loss of media interest) and erode the … the individual’s incentive
to dope, the concomitant detrimental effects and respective countermeasures. In explaining the …

… that the mechanism of doping entails all the ingredients to distort fair competition and trust in
the game, and consequently corrupts the … the rational and behavioral spheres to analyze the …

… He transferred the prisoner’s dilemma to the doping problem based on various behaviour …
athletes consider doping a dominant strategy as long as the doping costs and the risk of being …

… how a doping culture can be eliminated), I also investigate how doping decisions are affected
by the standards set by the leader in a sport (eg, Olympic qualification marks), and by the …

… very best are marginal, and doping may be the tool to make the difference… the fact that the
effect of the drug might produce the tiny necessary advantage is the very essence of the doping …

… We estimate the operating costs associated with the current anti-doping system at … the
lower bound of the pecuniary costs of the anti-doping fight, because estimates do not include the …

… the first to consider the question of legal regulation of doping within sports. Nor is it even the
first to consider how theories from law and economics, … even behavioral law and economics …

… This thesis analyzes the rationality behind eliciting a doping … authorities has not lead to the
eradication of doping within the … incorporates the benefits and costs of undertaking doping …