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Economists measure utility:
Bilateral Threats
Situations or scenarios where two parties or nations pose mutual threats to each other's security or interests.
Unilateral Threats
Actions or statements made by one party intended to intimidate or coerce another, without seeking mutual agreement or negotiation.
Conflict
A situation or process in which individuals or groups perceive that their interests are being opposed or negatively affected by another.
Distributive Justice
The concept that involves fairness in the allocation of resources and goods among members of a society.
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