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war of attrition model of delayed stabilization: a standalone construct

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Development economics

a model in which groups disputing who bears the cost of reform delay stabilization until one concedes, so needed adjustment is postponed.

In development economics, war of attrition model of delayed stabilization refers to a model in which groups disputing who bears the cost of reform delay stabilization until one concedes, so needed adjustment is postponed. This meaning comes from Alesina (1989) in Why are Stabilizations Delayed?.[1]

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Alesina, A., & Drazen, A. (1989). Why are Stabilizations Delayed?. National Bureau of Economic Research. https://doi.org/10.3386/w3053

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