The trading of votes to secure favorable outcomes on decisions which would otherwise be defeated is called:

A. Median-voter trading
B. The special-interest effect
C. Political logrolling
D. The paradox of voting

C. Political logrolling

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Which of following is a key assumption of a perfectly competitive market?

A) Firms can influence market price. B) Commodities have few sellers. C) It is difficult for new sellers to enter the market. D) Each seller has a very small share of the market. E) none of the above

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