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conflict is modeled as a Bayesian game on which each player´s valuation is drawn independently from arbitrary distributions. We … predictable movements in the conflict´s dissipation. We focus on arbitrary contest success functions and arbitrary independent …
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We model the war on drugs in source countries as a conflict over scarce inputs of successive levels of the production …
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Abstract This paper examines the effect of conflict on agricultural production of small farmers. First, an inter …-temporal model of agricultural production is developed, in which the impact of conflict is transmitted through two channels: violent … shocks and uncertainty brought about by conflict. The model shows how conflict induces sub-optimal agricultural decisions in …
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This paper develops a simple model of the war against illegal drugs in producer and consumer countries. Our analysis shows how the equilibrium quantity of illegal drugs, as well as their price, depends on key parameters of the model, among them the price elasticity of demand, and the...
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that of conflict on environmental outcomes, is relatively understudied. From a theoretical point of view this effect is …. Hence, the overall effect of conflict on the environment is an empirical question. We study this relationship in the case of …-2010 with a comprehensive panel of conflict-related violent actions by paramilitary militias. We first provide evidence that …
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This paper provides a thorough economic evaluation of the anti-drug policies implemented in Colombia between 2000 and 2006 under the so-called Plan Colombia. The paper develops a game theory model of the war against illegal drugs in producer countries. We explicitly model illegal drug markets,...
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estimates the effect that exposure to armed conflict has on school drop-out decisions of Colombian children between the ages of … six and seventeen. After taking into account the possible endogeneity of municipal conflict related events through the use … of instrumental variables, we find that armed conflict reduces the average years of schooling in 8.78% for all Colombian …
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Violence against union members in Colombia has been at the center of a debate for several years now. Union leaders and NGOs in Colombia and abroad continuously argue that free trade agreements with Colombia should be blocked based on the failure of the current Colombian government to protect...
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violent shocks. Thus, policies in conflict-affected countries should go beyond short-term relief and aim at preventing labor …
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. As in previous work, we find a negative capacity- internal conflict correlation, robust to controlling jointly for …
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