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Public Choice Theory and Smart Sanctions,r its government’s actions. This belief is exactly correct. Economic statecraft attempts to influence current or potential disenfranchisement, providing incentives for the target’s people to demand political change. Sanctions simultaneously attempt to influence interest groups within the target econ

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Open Economy Macroeconomics and Sanctions,ess is to view sanctions as macroeconomic policy choices, analogous to monetary or fiscal policies. Recent advances in macroeconomics and international finance allow economists to potentially settle issues concerning sanction measurement and tracking sanction effects as for both the sender and targe

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Empirical Analyses of Sanction Effectiveness,nt what represents economic coercion’s “contribution” to sanction effectiveness. This chapter continues this text’s thesis that economic statecraft is ultimately macroeconomic, because sanctions are initiated as if they were macroeconomic policy. Further, decoupling the economic contribution from th

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,über die Wurzeln der Dissozialit?t,n their characteristics, involving many nations and cultures. By changing the way a nation consumes, works, and saves, theory suggests economic sanctions can levy a tax on the target’s regime and populace to engage its rulers directly for change. Policy choices transmitting welfare redistributions a