Titlebook: Building Policy Legitimacy in Japan; Political Behaviour Takayuki Sakamoto Book 1999 Takayuki Sakamoto 1999 Policy.politics.Rational Choic

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Book 1999answer. Political scientists have long claimed that political behaviour can be explained as actors‘ self-interested goal-seeking behaviour. But Sakamoto demonstrates that politicians sometimes show behaviour that goes beyond the narrow confines of self-interest and that ‘policy legitimacy‘ is the fa

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Computational Imaging and Visionnstance, which involve keeping the national economy in a sound state by balancing national revenue and expenditure. Constituents may understand the need to cut spending or increase revenue or both. But it is no easy task to solve the specific question of who should bear the burden.

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Mathematical Nonlinear Image Processing electoral power and control of government are results of the aggregate of the individual politicians’ electoral performance. As expected from these facts of representative democracy, politicians try to promote their electoral prospects much of the time, and their electoral concerns leave their mark on decisions and actions.

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Conclusion electoral power and control of government are results of the aggregate of the individual politicians’ electoral performance. As expected from these facts of representative democracy, politicians try to promote their electoral prospects much of the time, and their electoral concerns leave their mark on decisions and actions.

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The Politics of Electoral Reformppose reform. Further, agreement on one particular system is difficult as different electoral needs will lead politicians to advocate different systems.. Drastic reform, thus, may take place more often than not under a threat of civil war as in Costa Rica in 1946 or pressure of a military defeat (Lehoucq, 1995).

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The Politics of Consumption Taxs may convince individuals and groups of the need for tax increases. But even then, those constituents may not want to be the ones to bear the costs of tax increases and may disagree on how to actually distribute the costs.