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Returns to effort in rent-seeking games

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Rents, dissipation and lost treasures : rethinking Tullock's paradox

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The rise and fall of communal liability in ancient law

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The cost of delegated control : vicarious liability, secondary liability and mandatory insurance

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Returns to effort in rent-seeking games

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In the traditional formulation of rent-seeking games, increasing returns to effort are characterized by an exponent r1. However, when the value of the rent is normalized to 1, the players’ effort levels A and B will typically be less than 1. Thus, when A1 and r1, the value of A <Superscript> r </Superscript> decreases...</superscript>

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Rents, dissipation and lost treasures: Rethinking Tullock's paradox

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The rise and fall of communal liability in ancient law

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