Ideas for an "Economicistic" Model of the Act of DONATION, as a result of the "Reciprocity" conveyed by "Vectors" representing the Social Relationship between Donors and Donees

Rocco MORELLI

doi:10.17613/v4v8b-5f895

March 20, 2026Open Access

Ideas for an "Economicistic" Model of the Act of DONATION, as a result of the "Reciprocity" conveyed by "Vectors" representing the Social Relationship between Donors and Donees

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This research presents a model to understand the act of donation through the lens of reciprocity and social relationships.
Analysis of concepts like reciprocity, social networks, and economic models in donation dynamics.
Graphical representations to illustrate donor ordering in social layers.
Examples to demonstrate reciprocal effects in donation scenarios.
Identified a reversal of sign due to reciprocity effect in donation behavior.
Demonstrated the significance of social layers in understanding donor and donee relationships.
Exposed a type of circularity affecting the dynamics of donations.

Implication

Theoretical analysis explores donation dynamics in social networks, indicating the significance of reciprocity.

Abstract

CONTENTS Premise • INTRODUCTION • REVERSAL OF SIGN due to RECIPROCITY EFFECT • EXAMPLE OF A NETWORK • GRAPHICAL EXAMPLE OF DONOR ORDERING IN THE SPACE OF SOCIAL LAYERS • ANALYSIS OF A MODEL • SIGNIFICANCE and A TYPE OF CIRCULARITY • CONCLUSIONS

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Ideas for an "Economicistic" Model of the Act of DONATION, as a result of the "Reciprocity" conveyed by "Vectors" representing the Social Relationship between Donors and Donees

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Ideas for an "Economicistic" Model of the Act of DONATION, as a result of the "Reciprocity" conveyed by "Vectors" representing the Social Relationship between Donors and Donees

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