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Political Growth Collapses

2022-07-13

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We argue that economic collapses can result from the adoption by political actors of strategies that generate severe negative economic externalities for society. We establish the conditions for political conflict to become economically destructive and develop a diagnostics toolkit to identify when income declines are consequence of the breakdown of conflict-management arrangements. When political conflict drives a...

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daa61865-116a-5976-8e3e-0f3c79a4ebfc
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1818849/v1
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