A grand bargain is a comprehensive negotiation where multiple parties make significant concessions to resolve complex, often political, disputes. It is used to break legislative deadlocks, typically involving trade-offs on spending and policy. Key beneficiaries include the government, which achieves stability, and citizens, who gain from avoided crises and functional reforms.
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