In Figure 3, We Have Two Veto Players, a and B

question 28

Multiple Choice

In Figure 3, we have two veto players, A and B, who are located in a two-dimensional issue space. The status quo policy is given by the point SQ. Potential policy proposals are denoted by X.
Figure 3: Two Veto Players

-If Figure 3 remained the same except that B were no longer a veto player-that is, if A could choose policy independently-where would policy end up?

• A) X₁
• B) X₂
• C) X₃
• D) X₄
• E) A
• F) B
• G) SQ

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