PSC 101 Study Guide - Final Guide: Independent Business, Content Analysis, Dependent And Independent Variables
8 Apr 2014
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November 11: why does lijphart view low turnout as a problem, if low turnout only rich is voting, what"s to see democratic response to all not just rich, unequal socioeconomic turnout, ( local elections equal lower turnout) November 18: status quo, winset, veto player, the current policy, the set of policies that can defeat the status quo, an actor who must approve of any policy change. If a veto player vetoes a proposed policy change then the status quo remains the current policy. If the status quo falls inside this triangle, then the winset is empty. If the status quo falls outside this triangle, then the winset is non-empty: what is implication , agents are free to move about within the triangle. Since they don"t have to worry about corrective legislation. November 22: and hypotheses: assumptions 1, assumptions 2: The president is a rational actor who has policy goals.
