我死定了

考前令我崩潰的聊天內容...
我深深的覺得我死定了
這不是我應該在的地方@@
我的英文怎麼可以這麼爛呢！

Tzu-ying Lee[10:43:15 PM]: but I am not sure how BUR act in presidential system
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Jason Fleming[10:43:42 PM]: well casey and i just discussed deck stacking
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Jason Fleming[10:43:54 PM]: which relates to how the bur. works in the US
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Casey Mcgrath[10:44:40 PM]: yeah, still not exactly sure about what stuctural politics means
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Jason Fleming[10:44:55 PM]: deck stacking implies complexity
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Jason Fleming[10:45:41 PM]: thus, in the US system, governing parties complicate bureaucratic institutions by complicating the system with laws and regulations
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Jason Fleming[10:46:35 PM]: the reason for this is b/c the governing party hopes to make difficult the reversing of any legislation they pass, by any party that takes gov. later.
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Casey Mcgrath[10:46:53 PM]: yes, that sounds right
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Jason Fleming[10:46:55 PM]: thus the bur doesn't function efficiently
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Jason Fleming[10:47:17 PM]: It is also imporant to note that the bur. in US has multiple principals
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Jason Fleming[10:47:26 PM]: and thus agency costs are high
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Casey Mcgrath[10:47:42 PM]: nice use of pmp vocab
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Jason Fleming[10:48:26 PM]: the principal has to constantly monitor the bur. because the other institutions are also trying to push their agenda
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Jason Fleming[10:49:02 PM]: Ex. the president's cabinet may want the bur to do one thing but the congress may want another
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Tzu-ying Lee[10:49:48 PM]: ya it sounds clear
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Casey Mcgrath[10:50:09 PM]: yeah, i think i understand now
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Jason Fleming[10:50:19 PM]: there were a few postings by shugart today that are important
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Jason Fleming[10:50:25 PM]: i would read them all
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Casey Mcgrath[10:50:40 PM]: i'm wokring my way through the pmp folder right now actually
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Jason Fleming[10:50:47 PM]: one talks about lobby groups in US versus UK
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Jason Fleming[10:51:28 PM]: the idea is that the US has to placate the lobby groups that help to elect the agent
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Jason Fleming[10:52:06 PM]: or the agent has to placate the lobby group, help pass legislation for the lobby groups
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Jason Fleming[10:52:22 PM]: there don't seem to be as many lobby groups in West Mnst model
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Jason Fleming[10:52:30 PM]: or in UK I mean
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Tzu-ying Lee[10:52:40 PM]: oh i think i have a lot to read tonight...
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Casey Mcgrath[10:53:22 PM]: is that b/c oh the programmatic nature of westminster system?
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Jason Fleming[10:55:08 PM]: it may be. it may be a function of party unity and that the party is more important in W.M. model. maybe if a party picks up a swing state in an election it would have to make good on its promises -
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Casey Mcgrath[10:55:31 PM]: gotcha
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Casey Mcgrath[10:55:48 PM]: well i feel a headache coming on so i'm going to take a break from pmp....
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Jason Fleming[10:55:53 PM]: shugart didn't expound on why there's few lobbies in UK
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Jason Fleming[10:55:58 PM]: me too
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Casey Mcgrath[10:56:06 PM]: thanks a lot for the help
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Jason Fleming[10:56:11 PM]: thank you
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Tzu-ying Lee[10:56:17 PM]: haha good luck!
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Casey Mcgrath[10:56:22 PM]: i'll be around later if you want to chat more.
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Casey Mcgrath[10:56:28 PM]: you too nina
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Tzu-ying Lee[10:56:31 PM]: thanks!
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Jason Fleming[10:56:32 PM]: nina, have fun!.... i'll be around later too
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Jason Fleming[10:56:36 PM]: ciao
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Tzu-ying Lee[10:56:38 PM]: cool