In a Society, If Negotiation Among Parties Leads to a Politically

Multiple Choice

In a society, if negotiation among parties leads to a politically unsatisfactory distribution of income:

A) the legislature can enact laws to redistribute this income.
B) the society can on its own reallocate resources to bring about a politically satisfactory outcome.
C) the parties will renegotiate until they reach a politically satisfactory outcome.
D) the parties will refuse to carry out future transactions.