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In sociology a mechanism is a set of rules designed to bring about a certain outcome through the interaction of a number of agents each of whom maximizes their own utility.^{[original research?]}

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	In [[sociology]] a '''mechanism''' is a set of [[wiktionary:rule\|rule]]s designed to bring about a certain [[outcome]] through the [[interaction]] of a number of [[wiktionary:agent\|agents]] each of whom maximizes their own [[utility]].{{OR\|date=June 2009}}		In [[sociology]] a '''mechanism''' is a set of [[wiktionary:rule\|rule]]s designed to bring about a certain [[outcome]] through the [[interaction]] of a number of [[wiktionary:agent\|agents]] each of whom maximizes their own [[utility]].{{OR\|date=June 2009}}