Inequality aversion and using forest as a common pool resource

The aim of the paper is to investigate the models of forest use as a common-pool resource, with users driven by three different motivations: egoistic one, inequality-aversion and forest-sensitivity. The stationary states of the forest were found analytically for pure strategies and numerically for mixed communities. It was shown that the communities of forest-sensitive and inequality-averse individuals are to some degree stable against intruding breaking rules players. However, this stability breaks down for a certain percent of breaking rules individuals, and the stationary state of the forest may change with this percent quite abruptly.