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This paper analyzes the common aspects and the differences between the economocracy and the world war. From an economic …
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-player bargaining games in which present outcomes affect future power, and show three main results: (i) in a two-player negotiation, war … never occurs in equilibrium, unless states value the future too differently; (ii) with three players, war can occur in …
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transactions would take place in a controlled environment in normal times or under peacetime governance, but the civil war has …
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highlights the drivers of Russia's recent investment boom. During 2022, the first year of the full-blown war in Ukraine …, investment growth was dominated by increased budget spending, war-related investment in construction of transport and warehouse … to firms funding investment out of pocket and manufacturing, particularly firms involved in war-related or resource …
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This paper considers evolutionarily stable decisions about whether to initiate violent confl ict rather than accepting a peaceful sharing outcome. Focusing on small sets of players such as countries in a geographically con fined area, we use Schaffer' s (1988) concept of evolutionary stability....
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