I'm waiting on some academics that study multi-lateral trade agreements to send me the details of their mathematical models, since I think they'll share many of the same aspects.
1. Hard to quantify incentive structures.
2. Chaotic / cascading decisions and adaptations.
3. Growing search space that's influenced by information restriction.
4. Uncertainty of future arrangements and options.
5. Uncertainty of deterrence efficacy.
6. Even some aspects of agency problems.
I've gone through some of the papers out there but, frankly, nothing I'd consider a serious mathematical investigation. I don't need the input data so I thought this would be easy. I only need the math or computer code.
1. Hard to quantify incentive structures.
2. Chaotic / cascading decisions and adaptations.
3. Growing search space that's influenced by information restriction.
4. Uncertainty of future arrangements and options.
5. Uncertainty of deterrence efficacy.
6. Even some aspects of agency problems.
I've gone through some of the papers out there but, frankly, nothing I'd consider a serious mathematical investigation. I don't need the input data so I thought this would be easy. I only need the math or computer code.