Titlebook: Economic Instruments of Security Policy; Influencing Choices Gary M. Shiffman Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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States Don’t Make Decisions; People Doolicies is much longer, jumping into a catalogue of these policies and the debate which surrounds each right now would prove modestly interesting but ultimately not very helpful. The value of studying these policies comes from first understanding how to enact meaningful policies and evaluate their e

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Principles for Policyrces people to make choices. These two elements lead to a science of decision-making. We’ve highlighted the importance of institutions, as well as the limits of the assumption of rationality. Next we will apply all we’ve covered to world leaders—good guys and bad guys. We will discuss how to craft p

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International Finance and Money as a Security Toolnts. We will explore the fundamentals of international finance, but with a particular interest in finding tools for national security. Like the free trade agreements, export controls, and import restrictions covered in the preceding chapters, international finance influences national security as wel

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Exchange Rate Choices Matter to National Securitya domestic currency in three ways: as the domestic money produced by a state, as a medium of exchange which allows for international trade in goods and services, and as a good itself, traded in international financial markets. We will explore these three sides of the concept with the goal of conside

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Maximizing Over Time Through Lending and Borrowingrkets. In addition to exchanging dollars for foreign currencies, traders exchange today’s money for tomorrow’s money in the market for debt. We call these trades “intertemporal transactions”—exchanging something in time.

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International Law and Courtse the other policy tools that fall easily into this domain? The fact is individual citizens can assume the role of economic actors in statecraft as well. Harnessing these energies toward a foreign policy can provide powerful tools to the policy-maker. Leaders can choose a policy of simply getting ou