According to one account of the congressional debate on a

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Question: 1. According to one account of the congressional debate on a tax bill in 2004, "the overall tax bill has provisions sought by so many different lawmakers that it was almost assured of final passage [Andrews, 2004]. Which of our models of political decision-making best explains this scenario?

2. Three voters, A, B, and C, will decide by majority rule whether to pass bills on issues X and Y. Each of the two issues will be voted on separately. The change in net benefits Cm dollars) that would result from passage of each bill is as follows:

Would allowing logrolling improve efficiency?