In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We show that in the absence of binding agreements war can be avoided in many cases by one player transferring money to the other player. In most cases, the "rich " country transfers part of its money to the "poor " country. But when the military pro\u85ciency of the "rich " country is su ¢ ciently high the "poor " country stops the war by transfering part of its resources to the "rich " country. War cannot be avoided by transfers when inequality of resources is very large or the cost of war is su ¢ ciently low
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
textWar is an inefficient outcome and therefore states ought to prefer to bargain over areas of conf...
During history, an aggressive country seeks to force non-aggressive countries to made many concessio...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
textWar is an inefficient outcome and therefore states ought to prefer to bargain over areas of conf...
During history, an aggressive country seeks to force non-aggressive countries to made many concessio...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sh...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
In this paper we present a model of war between two rational and completely informed players. We sho...
textWar is an inefficient outcome and therefore states ought to prefer to bargain over areas of conf...
During history, an aggressive country seeks to force non-aggressive countries to made many concessio...