Partial Compliance with Economic Sanctions

Hamid Beladi and Reza Oladi

Review of Development Economics, 2009, vol. 13, issue 1, 125-133

Abstract: By bridging the gap between the strategic model of sanctions and the public choice framework of sanctions, the authors introduce a new sanctions game. Contrary to an earlier finding, they show that the partial compliance of the target country, along with mild sanctions, are not only an equilibrium outcome, but also Pareto superior to non‐compliance and tough economic sanctions.

Date: 2009
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