Ratcheting Effects is a dynamic process in escalation phenomena characterized by incremental, self-reinforcing commitments or actions that progressively raise the stakes in a conflict or competition, from which retreat is structurally or strategically difficult due to accumulated investments, sunk costs, or credibility concerns.
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