If you were a party leader addressing entitlement reform, and faced the potential payoffs laid out in our prisoner's dilemma table, what strategy would you choose? What would be the opposing party's best response to this strategy, and what payoffs would this lead to for you? Could you make your party better off if you chose a different strategy?
What will be an ideal response?
Varies
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a. St. Augustine b. St. Thomas Aquinas c. Cicero d. Confucius e. Plato
Which of the following sectors is responsible for the largest portion of state and local government budgets combined?
A. health B. education C. welfare D. transportation
In what way does socialism differ from communism?
a. Unlike communists, socialists are committed to democracy. b. Unlike communists, socialists are not troubled by income inequality. c. Unlike communists, socialists embrace revolution as a way to replace capitalism. d. Unlike communists, socialists assume the state is supreme over individuals.
In Texas, the percentage of people who identify with neither major political party has
A) led to an increase in voter turnout, particularly for primary elections. B) led to the development of a large and powerful third party movement in Texas. C) decreased over the years. D) increased over the years. E) remained the same over the years.