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This paper develops a dynamic theory of war and peace. In our framework, an aggressive country can forcibly extract …
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In every period, an aggressive country seeks concessions from a non-aggressive country with private information about their cost. The aggressive country can force concessions via war, and both countries suffer from limited commitment.We characterize the efficient sequential equilibria. We show...
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having managers cheat to win. We explore tournament theory to detail its vulnerabilities to various forms of cheating …
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We provide a theory of how growth, corruption, and a low-powered public-sector pay scale coexist in a stable …
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Traditional models of bank runs do not allow for herding effects, because in these models withdrawal decisions are assumed to be made simultaneously. I extend the banking model to allow a depositor to choose his withdrawal time. When he withdraws depends on his liquidity type (patient or...
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Several empirical studies have challenged tournament theory by pointing out that (1) there is considerable pay …
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