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such as race, gender, or ethnicity is much less acceptable. Why? I develop a simple rent-seeking model of conflict which is …
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Two wealth effects typically arise in any contest: i) wealth decreases the marginal cost of effort, but also ii …) decreases the marginal benefit of winning the contest. In this paper, we introduce three types of strategic contest models … depending on whether the first, second, or both wealth effects play a role: namely, a privilege contest, an ability contest, and …
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potentially divisible resource. We design an experiment to compare individuals’ decisions across three resource allocation … contests which are isomorphic under risk-neutrality. The results indicate that in aggregate the single-prize contest generates … lower expenditures than either the proportional-prize or the multi-prize contest. Interestingly, while the aggregate results …
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potentially divisible resource. We design an experiment to compare individuals’ decisions across three resource allocation … contests which are isomorphic under risk-neutrality. The results indicate that in aggregate the single-prize contest generates … lower expenditures than either the proportional-prize or the multi-prize contest. Interestingly, while the aggregate results …
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potentially divisible resource. We design an experiment to compare individuals’ decisions across three resource allocation … contests which are isomorphic under riskneutrality. The results indicate that in aggregate the single-prize contest generates … lower expenditures than either the proportional-prize or the multi-prize contest. Interestingly, while the aggregate results …
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Kovenock and Roberson’s (2012ab) replication of Hausken’s (2008a) equations and parameter restrictions do not enhance our insight into the defense and attack of reliability systems. This reply intends to fill the remaining understanding gaps.
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Kovenock and Roberson’s (2010) paper has the potential to advance the research frontier, but has deficiencies. This paper suggests how Kovenock and Roberson’s (2010) paper can be developed into a more substantial paper. Kovenock and Roberson’s (2010) paper consists of three sections. The...
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Victorious alliances often fight about the spoils of war. We consider experimentally when members of victorious alliances accept a peaceful division of the spoils, and when they fight against each other, and how the inability to commit to a peaceful division affects their effort contributions in...
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