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cord-002094-7tewne3a	Tago, Damian	The Impact of Farmers’ Strategic Behavior on the Spread of Animal Infectious Diseases	2016-06-14		.txt	text/plain	6293	303	53	Incorporating the strategic behavior of farmers in an epidemiologic model reveals that the MRP can trigger premature animal sales by farms at high risk of becoming infected that significantly reduce the efficacy of the policy. The idea behind control strategies such as the MRP and vaccination [7] is that removing infected nodes or immunizing susceptible ones are efficient mechanisms to fight the spread of a disease. If an infectious disease is detected at t = 1, a farmer sufficiently close to the infected zone will face the risk that the restricted zone (RZ) will expand to include his location by the next period (with probability q). In the case of non-vector-borne diseases, i.e. when the transmission channel is restricted to the trade network, the MRP is an effective control strategy. The MRP becomes significantly less efficient when infected nodes that have not been detected spread the disease through both trade and geographic networks.	./cache/cord-002094-7tewne3a.txt	./txt/cord-002094-7tewne3a.txt