Cati, Matteo Maria
(2008)
Corner Solutions in a Model of Military Alliances.
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Diapason,
p. 9.
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10.6092/unibo/amsacta/2595.
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In this paper I study corner solutions in a Model of Military Alliances. In
particular I analyze how corner solutions affect the level of defence
expenditure. I find that accounting for corner solutions, the so called
‘Exploitation Hypothesis’ may no longer be reversed and can indeed be reinforced as one moves from the Cournot to the Stackelberg equilibrium. JEL Classification: A1 – General Economics
Abstract
In this paper I study corner solutions in a Model of Military Alliances. In
particular I analyze how corner solutions affect the level of defence
expenditure. I find that accounting for corner solutions, the so called
‘Exploitation Hypothesis’ may no longer be reversed and can indeed be reinforced as one moves from the Cournot to the Stackelberg equilibrium. JEL Classification: A1 – General Economics
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military alliances, defence, public goods, free-riding, corner solutions
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Document type
Monograph
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Keywords
military alliances, defence, public goods, free-riding, corner solutions
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DOI
Deposit date
27 Jul 2009
Last modified
16 May 2011 12:10
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