POLI 441 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Standard Deviation, Maple Syrup, Step Function
30 Jan 2018
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Supply and demand of policy: we"re going to be looking at independent preferences and a bit a culture, first point to realize: this works very well as a framework to analyze policy change. Correlates to people feeling whether or not they are a citizen of the world. Which one of those preferences is going to aggregate up or down: the demand side of policy comes prior (gets skewed when you have individuals like entrepreneurs, who try to effect demand itself). Individual preferences over trade: egotropic preference model. Collective action problems, and what makes collective action more likely: we"re interested in people having these preferences, but how do they aggregate up/ mobilize, winners and losers of liberalization. Industries that are import competing industries, and export oriented (lumber in canada, for example). Icis are wary of trade liberalization and demand import relief: export industries are interested in having markets abroad and, in the interest of.
