Given that the state depends on the citizen in this example (R >1), to what extent does the citizen’s behavior depend on the attractiveness of her exit options?
What will be an ideal response?
Under these conditions, the citizen demand limits on state behavior if she has credible exit options, otherwise she pays taxes at start of game and makes no demands on the state.
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A recess appointment allows the president to
a. appoint foreign heads of state to Congress. b. give his power as commander in chief to the vice president. c. bypass the Senate when enacting a treaty. d. fill a vacancy with a temporary appointment while the Senate is not is session. e. permanently fill a position without Senate approval.
________ is based on judgment about the past performance of an elected official or political party.
A. Prospective voting B. Retrospective voting C. Straight-ticket voting D. Split-ticket voting E. None of these answers is correct.