Types of Counterplans

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What are the stock issues of a Counterplan?
- Plan Text
- Harms
- Inherency
- Solvency
- Competition
- Criteria
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What are the ways to demonstrate competition?
- Comparative Advantage
- Resolutional Re-analysis
- Mutual Exclusivity
- Criterion
- Topicality
- Net Benefits
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What can offering an Alternate Agent Counter Plan do for the debate?
- It can take away all of the affirmative's solvency.
- It can force the affirmative to choose another agent to enact their plan.
- It can shift the focus from the resolution to a general observation of debate rules.
- It can force the affirmative to present a new plan.
- It can shift the focus from what policy should be enforced to what agent should enforce it.
- It can make the judge vote on the agent who is more likely to enforce the plan [of either the affirmative or negative].
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An Exclusionary Counterplan uses the affirmative’s plan but excludes or removes part(s) of the original plan. What is the best strategy to use when you have the opportunity to run an Exclusionary Counterplan?
- Offer extra solvency in your counterplan because an alternate counterplan necessarily eliminates some of the plan's solvency.
- Emphasize the importance of the competition stock issue to the judge.
- Run a Disadvantage that directly links to the part of the original plan you excluded in your counterplan.
- Prepare an Alternate Agent Counter Plan in case the affirmative argues your Exclusionary Counter Plan has less solvency (because it will).
- Run as many Disadvantages as you can against the affirmative's plan so that your counterplan appears stronger.
- Run a Topicality in addition to your Exclusionary Counterplan and re-define terms you do not agree with.
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The last common counter plan is the Consult Counter Plan; it is the idea that we ought to consult an important actor before passing a plan. What is the best approach for this type of counterplan?
- Emphasize the enforcement in your counterplan.
- Run as many Disadvantages as you can against the affirmative's plan so that your counterplan appears stronger.
- Argue that because of the upset the affirmative's plan will cause by not consulting an important actor, their plan will cause more harm than good.
- Run a Topicality in addition to your Consult Counterplan and re-define terms you do not agree with.
- Run a Disadvantage that argues some actor [the one you will bring up in your counterplan] will react negatively to the plan if they are not consulted.
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