If the relative military power of a state (named HOME) over its adversary (name FOREIGN) increases (represented by a change in 'p' in our bargaining model notation), then which side should have a lower expected utility for war? A. HOME B. FOREIGNWhen two states hold different beliefs over the distribution of military capabilities between them, at least one of them possesses private information that can encourage the misrepresentation of bargaining demands and heighten the risks of war between the two states. True or False