Question 26 The members of some Central Bank have different numbers of votes: Freedonia 13, Republic 8, Satrapia 4, Anarchia 3, and vote using a simple majority. Their preferences are aligned along the dimension of being more hawkish or more dovish with respect to their joint monetary policy. From this information only, you can infer that (many answers may be correct): O Freedonia and Republic form a minimal winning coalition O The minimum weight winning coalition has 13 votes O There is no minimal size winning coalition with two states O Freedonia and Anarchia form a minimal connected winning coalition O Freedonia and Anarchia torm a minimal range winning coalition O Satrapia is not a member of any minimal connected winning coalition O There are four minimum winning coalitions O Satrapia and Anarchia do not form a minimal winning coalition

Question 26 The members of some Central Bank have different numbers of votes: Freedonia 13, Republic 8, Satrapia 4, Anarchia 3, and vote using a simple majority. Their preferences are aligned along the dimension of being more hawkish or more dovish with respect to their joint monetary policy. From this information only, you can infer that (many answers may be correct): O Freedonia and Republic form a minimal winning coalition O The minimum weight winning coalition has 13 votes O There is no minimal size winning coalition with two states O Freedonia and Anarchia form a minimal connected winning coalition O Freedonia and Anarchia torm a minimal range winning coalition O Satrapia is not a member of any minimal connected winning coalition O There are four minimum winning coalitions O Satrapia and Anarchia do not form a minimal winning coalition

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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