Bargaining outcomes in a market-related situation are in general indeterminate and not obvious to the parties in the negotiation. Develop a bargaining situation from which you would conclude that access to market-related information does in fact affect the outcomes.
Using specific examples, evaluate the difficulty of accurately eliciting people's preferences for public goods.
Speculate about why people in higher income groups vote for reasons that are borne out of a sense of duty rather than from economic interests.