In which of the following situations is the coalition likely to be the least stable?
A) The coalition was formed early in the negotiation between members holding similar views.
B) The coalition uses the Shapley model to determine the distribution of resources.
C) The coalition uses the circular logrolling method to determine the costs that are to be incurred by each of its members.
D) One of the members of the coalition regards the proposed allocation of resources to be unfair.

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If one of the members of the coalition regards the proposed allocation of resources to be unfair, there is likely to be a disagreement and dissatisfaction within the coalition, which could lead to instability. In contrast, options A, B, and C all suggest that the coalition is working together in a cooperative and structured manner, which can help to maintain stability.

In Which of the Following Situations Is the Coalition Likely