When one person does things for another to build up bargaining power for future situations,the political behavior involved is known as inducement.

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The political behavior described is known as "reciprocity," not inducement. Reciprocity involves doing favors or good deeds with the expectation that these actions will be returned in the future, thereby creating a form of social or political currency. Inducement typically refers to the act of persuading or influencing someone through incentives or rewards.

When One Person Does Things for Another to Build Up