Titlebook: Essays on the Cold War; Murray Wolfson Book 1992 Murray Wolfson 1992 economy.nation.Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR).USA

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erms as each nation devoted resources to unproductive military purposes. Finally, the end of the cold war came with the collapse of the dysfunctional Soviet economy. Although, the Soviets lost the cold war, in the light of the ascendancy of its competitors, the United States did not win it.978-1-349-12005-5

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Communication and Economic Theoryort of desperate military move if pushed too far. Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed in the USSR as perestroika moved away froiD the Marxian premises of the cold war. Agreeing with Margaret Thatcher’s prescient early reading of Gorbachev as someone “we could do business with,” Ronald Reagan reversed himself and sought accommodation.

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Poluri Sri Mannarayana,Aritro Deyconomists revel in emulating Adam Smith by demonstrating that policies bring about results which are no part of anyone’s intention..Rather than focus on particular aspects of the Intriligator-Brito model, I decided to accept its main outlines for the sake of argument, and explore the economic conseq

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Notes on Economic Warfare,conomists revel in emulating Adam Smith by demonstrating that policies bring about results which are no part of anyone’s intention..Rather than focus on particular aspects of the Intriligator-Brito model, I decided to accept its main outlines for the sake of argument, and explore the economic conseq

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Do Zones of Deterrence Exist?,not likely to remain even as effective in a multi-polar world as it was in the days of hegemony by the US and USSR. The chapter is an extract from an 1987 article in ., “A Theorem on the Existence of Zones of Initiation and Deterrence in Intriligator-Brito Arms Race Models” [Wolfson, 1987a].

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Perestroika and the Quest for Peace, in the present chapter was written in the spring of 1988, just after Gorbachev’s book appeared. The point of the exercise was to review the model of the cold war I had developed twenty years earlier in terms of the changing parameters of our times [Wolfson, 1968]. The methodological sections of the