Contests for Power: The Cases of Siam and Tonkin in the Seventeenth Century
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Creator Arayah Preechametta
Title Contests for Power: The Cases of Siam and Tonkin in the Seventeenth Century
Contributor Minh Tam T. Bui
Publisher Thammasat University
Publication Year 2562
Journal Title Thammasat Review of Economic and Social Policy
Journal Vol. 5
Journal No. 2
Page no. 6 25
Keyword Corporate tax policy, Transfer pricing, International trade, Multinational enterprises
URL Website http://www.tresp.econ.tu.ac.th/
Website title Thammasat Review of Economic and Social Policy
ISSN 2465-4167
Abstract We extend a model of contests for power in Myerson (2008) by adding a random adverse public signal into the model. Our analysis indicates that an absolute, or a weak court, leader may have more difficulty in raising the income stream that he needs to credibly promise to his supporters. In addition, this leader is more likely to voluntarily accept a lower bound for the fraction of revenue that he needs to pay his supporters, a lower bound of a number of his supporters, and a lower bound of suppression against him. For a weak court leader, he may also gain lower net benefit from reorganizing his supporters into a strong court, as compared to the case of Myerson (2008). Finally, a weak court leader may face more restrictions of getting enough supporters to fight for a negotiation-proof equilibrium. We then apply these new findings, in search of a more insightful and logical explanation, to some historic contests for state power episodes during seventeenth century Siam and Tonkin.
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