👉 In economics and political science, a term often used to describe a situation where a person or group is unable to influence another party's decision-making process through coercion. This means that there is no direct control over the other party's actions, making it difficult for them to make decisions based on information they possess. For example, in a democratic system like the United States, if a politician or leader makes a controversial statement or policy stance, it can be seen as noncoercive because they are not
