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Agonistic Behavior,ust be adaptive despite its hazards. Aggressive behavior has been defined by psychologists as activity that seems intended to convey a noxious stimulus or to destroy another organism, and classifications have included such categories as frustration aggression, fear-induced aggression, and irritable

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n used in each of the chapters that follows (except for chapter 3), and so it is useful to start by describing what that approach or structure is. Essentially, with few exceptions, the chapters start with an introduction that lays out the question at hand and provides a brief review of the literatur

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Doris Zumpe,Richard P. Michaels, in a context however where the parents act non-cooperatively. This is a novelty, to the best of our knowledge—the literature, as we saw, either focuses on the interaction of the members of a couple when decisions concerning home-production (typically of a household public good) must be taken, . o

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Doris Zumpe,Richard P. Michael in any financial reform program. This is mainly because the exchange rate is a key price that affects the cost of imported goods and the profitability of export industries. It also influences the rate of inflation, output, and employment. The choice of exchange rate arrangement — that is, whether t