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The Tragedy of the Commons  tends to be remembered today as the canonical statement of the idea that commonly - owned resources will be overused .  But this idea was well known for centuries before Hardin wrote .  Hardin acknowledged that he got the example of cattle in a common field from the early nineteenth century economist William Forster Lloyd ,  and by Lloyd’s time the idea was already familiar and was already being applied to the analysis of overpopulation ,  Hardin’s primary concern .  This paper will trace the history of the idea that common ownership is inefficient ,  and will suggest why  The Tragedy of the Commons  nevertheless quickly attained its canonical status .

The Banality of the Commons: Efficiency Arguments Against Common Ownership Before Hardin