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Voting Power and the Public Good Index: Thoughts

Among the wide variety of voting power indices, the public good index (PGI) is one of the less well-known ones. Holler (forthcoming) posits hypotheses about why this is the case. In response to these hypotheses, I share a few thoughts about voting power in general and about the popularity of the PGI.