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Substantial empirical research has shown that the level of individualism vs.collectivism is one of the most critical and important determinants of societaltraits, such as economic growth, economic institutions and health conditions.But the exact nature of this impact has thus far not been well understood in ananalytical setting. In this work, we develop one of the first theoreticalmodels that analytically studies the impact of individualism-collectivism onthe society. We model the growth of an individual's welfare (wealth, resourcesand health) as depending not only on himself, but also on the level ofcollectivism, i.e. the level of dependence on the rest of the individuals inthe society, which leads to a co-evolutionary setting. Based on our model, weare able to predict the impact of individualism-collectivism on varioussocietal metrics, such as average welfare, average life-time, total population,cumulative welfare and average inequality. We analytically show thatindividualism has a positive impact on average welfare and cumulative welfare,but comes with the drawbacks of lower average life-time, lower total populationand higher average inequality.

Towards a Theory of Societal Co-Evolution: Individualism versus Collectivism