How Do Agenda Setters Stabilize Coalitions

question 12

Multiple Choice

How do agenda setters stabilize coalitions?

• A) They provide money to help make coalitions larger, and thus more effective.
• B) They restrict options to simplify decision making.
• C) They hold money to be paid after completion of an agreement.
• D) They limit the size of winning coalitions.
• E) They serve as both principal and agent for a coalition.

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