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What are the forms of government that can exist in the United States?
Autocracy, Oligarchy, Democracy.
What does the Rationality Principle in politics state?
Political behavior is purposeful, weighing costs, benefits, and risks.
What is the difference between retail politics and wholesale politics?
Retail politics involves direct interaction with constituents, while wholesale politics appeals to groups.
What are the three types of government restrictions mentioned?
Constitutional Government, Authoritarian Government, Totalitarian Government.
What does veto power allow in a political context?
The ability to defeat proposals.
What does the Collective Action Principle emphasize about politics?
Politics involves combining individual goals and resolving collective dilemmas via bargaining.
What is the definition of free riding in politics?
Benefitting at others' expense.
How does history shape current political situations according to the History Principle?
History influences possibilities through rules, loyalties, and conditioned viewpoints.
What is path dependency in political contexts?
Possibilities are shaped by historical context.
What is the principal-agent problem in politics?
The issue where the principal cannot ensure that the agent's actions align with the intended tasks.
What does the Policy Principle state about political outcomes?
Outcomes result from preferences, procedures, and collective action.
What is the tragedy of the commons?
The overuse of common resources.
What are coordination problems in politics?
Dilemmas where cooperation is desired, but solutions are unclear.
What is the significance of agenda power in institutions?
Control of discussion topics within the political structure.
What is the definition of delegation in a political context?
The transfer of authority from one party to another.
What does the Rationality Principle in politics state?
Political behavior is purposeful, weighing costs, benefits, and risks.
What does the Collective Action Principle emphasize about politics?
Politics involves combining individual goals and resolving collective dilemmas via bargaining.
How does history shape current political situations according to the History Principle?
History influences possibilities through rules, loyalties, and conditioned viewpoints.
What does the Policy Principle state about political outcomes?
Outcomes result from preferences, procedures, and collective action.
What is path dependency in political contexts?
Possibilities are shaped by historical context.
What does the Institution Principle state about political outcomes?
Institutions structure politics.