1. Boulding's Model of spatial conflict a. Given the following parameters, draw to scale the Boulding model. AH = 150, BK = 100, c = -0.3, d = 100 Prove that the conditions for unconditional viability are consistent with your drawing. One of the players is only conditionally viable under the initial conditions. What is the minimum increase in quantity of military goods that player could undertake to make them unconditionally viable (holding all else constant]? Draw this change to scale on your model. For the other player (initially unconditionally viable], indicate a location where they would have robust strategic depth after the above increase in the quantity of military goods. What other actions or decisions could the conditionally viable player choose, given the following options, to make them unconditionally viable? Explain why the choice will or will not be effective. i. Defensive technology adoption ii. Offensive technology adoption Military base Buffer zone