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Countertrade - or reciprocal buying - is defined as a transaction involving (at least) a two-way transfer of goods … countertrade both between countries and between firms within one country. In a simple game-theoretic model it is shown that … countertrade may be a rational business strategy for firms with buying power, and that the impact on welfare is negative, even in …
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This paper develops a new theory of possibly frivolous litigation by focusing on a plaintiff's options to unilaterally abandon a lawsuit. Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(a)(1)(i) and its various state law counterparts permit, under certain circumstances, a plaintiff to voluntarily dismiss her...
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This paper develops a game-theoretic model of public policy in a developing country in order to explain a number of empirical regularities. It is shown that under certain circumstances, an increase in government revenue will be completely crowded out by increased rent dissipation, leaving the...
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Government agencies and large corporations meet similar problems related to control of agents dealing with outsiders: citizens under audit of the agency or clients of the company. In such interaction there typically exists a possibility of collusion. In order to prevent it, agencies and...
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