What is the difference between explicit and implicit bargaining? Give an example of each.
What will be an ideal response?
Implicit bargaining takes place when members take actions designed to elicit a reaction from others but without engaging in clear negotiation—essentially, anticipating a reaction from others. Examples will vary, but might include introducing a bill one knows will fail in order to encourage an executive branch official to take action on the issue. Explicit bargaining covers a variety of explicit bargaining techniques. Examples might include logrolling.
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A Good Samaritan law
a. makes it a crime for a bystander to fail to come to the aid of another in serious peril if to do so would not put the bystander in harm's way. b. rewards persons who render assistance to strangers. c. protects persons who refuse to assist another individual who is in peril. d. limits the duty that strangers owe to victims of violent crimes.
Article IIrecognizes the president's rightful claim to __________
A)abroad array of titles and responsibilities in both foreign and domestic policy B)alimited and specific list of titles and responsibilities in both foreign and domestic policy C)broad titles and responsibilities inforeign policy, but limited ones in domestic policy D)broad titles and responsibilities indomestic policy, but limited onesin foreign policy