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Rent-seeking behavior in the long-run,an (1983) extended Tullock’s model to a long-run setting, i.e., free entry, and found that under these conditions rents will be dissipated. Tullock (1983) agreed in part, but still maintained that where marginal costs were rapidly falling or rising throughout, Corcoran’s long-run solution does not pertain.

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Conflict and rent-seeking success functions: Ratio vs. difference models of relative success,etween the parties can ever occur as a Cournot equilibrium. In contrast, both of these outcomes are entirely consistent with a model in which success is a function of the difference between the parties’ resource commitments.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-26830-5oblem, which obstinately kept its status as an `intellectual swamp’ (Tullock, 1985). The present contribution is an attempt to point to a way out of this swamp by questioning the appropriateness of the Cournot-Nash solution concept for Tullock’s original problem. Equivalently, we question the modeli

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Der Ingenieur als GmbH-Gesch?ftsführer is recognized as a factor which must be included among the wastes associated with monopoly power (Tullock, 1967; Posner, 1975).. The expenditures are aimed at transferring wealth rather than its creation, and the use of resources to obtain this transfer is a loss to society. How important rent-seek