Optimal strategy for public good production is set by balancing intertemporal trade-off between population growth rate and carrying capacity
Manasi S. Gangan(University of Southern California), James Q. Boedicker(University of Southern California), Marcos M. Vasconcelos(University of Southern California), Odilon Câmara(University of Southern California), Urbashi Mitra(University of Southern California)
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