Assignment 1.3 Two distinct proposals, A and B, are being debated in Washington. The Con- gress likes proposal A, and the president likes proposal B. The proposals are not mutually exclusive; either or both or neither may become law. Thus there are four possible outcomes, and the rankings of the two sides are as follows, where a larger number represents a more favored outcome. Outcome Congress President A becomes law + B becomes law Both A and B become law m N Neither (status quo prevails) The moves in the game are as follows. First, the Congress decides whether to pass a bill and whether it is to contain A or B or both. Then the president decides whether to sign or veto the bill. Congress does not have enough votes to override a veto. Draw a tree for this game