POL SCI 171C Lecture Notes - Southern Democrats, Divided Government, Only Hope
16 Mar 2013
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Now, suppose that f"s ideal rate is 1 and c"s is: instead of f choosing 5 as policy, note that both f and c do better if. That is, f"s gain would not necessarily imply a loss to c: f and c are not classical competitors like opponents in a sports match. They are partially competitors, partially teammates: coopitition , in fact, if the difference in f and c"s preference were 0, then they would be pure teammates and not opponents whatsoever. In this situation f"s ideal strategy is to exactly as c suggests. F"s trust of c is complete: when the preferences of f and c differ, c has an incentive to lie (or at least shade the truth , if the difference was more than 2. 5, then f would completely mistrust. What does suspension of the rules mean in the house of representatives: applies to non-controversial bills, a way to pass bills rapidly, suspensions calendar .
