"In class we considered a simple example where a majority of voters rationally oppose liberalization ex ante (that is, before im
plementation), even though liberalization would benefit a majority of voters if implemented. Could the opposite also happen – that is, a majority of voters favoring liberalization ex ante even though it would hurt a majority of voters if implemented? If that is not possible, explain why. If that is possible, illustrate it with a numerical example."
It is definitely possible that the opposite of this question occurs. It is possible that a majority of voters might support liberalization even though it would hurt a lot of voters if implemented. This is because people do not always have their best interest at heart. Sometimes, this is because of poor information (people might not realize that something benefits them/affects them) while some other times it is because other factors do not let people see the truth (such as intense ideological or religious feeling).
<em>Yes,</em> the opposite could happen where the majority of the voters favour Liberalisation ex ante even though it will hurt a majority of voters if implemented if the voters were not properly and honestly informed about the hidden implications of the concept, policies, projects and programmes. Sometimes, lobbyist could play a fast and hard one on the unsuspecting ignorant majority voters and pool a wool in their eyes to ensure that the libralisation concept was voted into place to serve the interest of the selected few who are surreptitiously behind that agenda.
In other hand, the opposite is not allowed to happen were the majority voters are well in formed about the other side of the concept and unanimously voted against it. The case in focus is the <em>Plebiscite conducted in the Northern Ireland; to continue to be among the United Kingdom or to be an independent nation. </em>Though, the noise of the cessation was loudest by the elitist politicians who wanted the part as an entity to continue in the unchecked subterfuge of politicking without interventions. Unfortunately, for the politicians, the plebiscite went the unexpected way as the voters disappointed them against wide expectations. <em>They voted to continue to be part of the United Kingdom, which went contrary to the wrongly perceived public and media orchestrated opinions.</em>
These factors are the temperature, the wind, the air moisture, the cloudiness and rain and the atmospheric pressure. The temperatures of the atmosphere naturally change. This change in the temperature affects the weather condition in a particular place and time
To conduct trade with Mali, someone from Catalonia would create a map about the region. West Africa was the large producers of gold in the Middle Ages. The Mali Empire was rich in gold and other precious items. From there it began the supply of gold in Europe. Catalans interest in trade and the gold in Africa led someone to create a map about Mali.
Delegated discretionary authority is the extent to which appointed bureaucrats can choose courses of action and make policies that are not spelled out in advance by laws. In this context, establishing standards and guidelines for automated vehicles in the United States is a delegated discretionary authority because it is not a spelt out duty by law.
Giving easy work isn't teaching children anything if you give them more difficult work it challenges their brains to work harder therefore teaching them while they also feel successful for identifying the answer
